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1500 hours is one pilot with a laser.

i'm Nathan. i fly part 135 out of denver, home field KBJC, and i make these cards between trips in a small shop in castle rock, colorado.

the first one was for my own flight bag: my home field, to scale, with the frequencies i dial every day. then the people i fly with wanted theirs. then their students did. then their instructors, for the students. that's the whole origin story.

every card is engraved to order on anodized aluminum. the runway diagram is drawn from survey data, not traced off a screenshot, and it's the size of a credit card because that's what actually stays in the bag.

what they're for: the field you soloed at. the checkride you passed. the aircraft you'd fly if money weren't a thing. the instructor who got you there. a wallet-sized reminder that the hours are the point.

if you want something that isn't on the menu, ask. most of the cards on this site started as someone asking. here's how it works, and here's where to find me.

fly more.