🙂.Bond is licensed (and pre-certified) to fly any a/c.

And, in the most recent (2021) film, the James Bond character, (uncharacteristically) dies in the climactic scene.Stranded on an island, been infected by an incurable virus, and faced with an impossible choice Bond decides to stay on the island, and (contrary to the Title) finally gives up his charmed (fictional) life.and, with it, the desire to return to a normal (family) life.Oh well.Anyway, Casino Royale was the current James Bond's very first (and quite an impressive) debut, and in the most recent 007 episode, 15 years later, he plays his final role.(with 3 good ones in between).From the aviation perspective, as you might guess, somewhat like us virtual Pilots, here. No (1962), in which (Sir) Sean Connery brought the iconic character to life on the big screen. Now, as (well-known) background, the Bond franchise had started, ~60 years ago from now, with the very first film, Dr. In spite of the audience of just 'two', someone in management thought it was worthwhile to start the show, and the show started.on time. In the auditorium, was present, just one other (seemingly like-minded) Bond-fan, seated at the far end of the next row.

Quite conscious of the pandemic risks in such a closed quarter, I'd selected a weekday, and also the first scheduled show of the day. Ĭouple of months ago, after a break of nearly 2 years, I'd ventured into the local theater for a viewing of the latest Bond Saga, No time to Die. (BTW, planning for this post, today, was effective few hours of diversionary exercise for this weekend.).

especially when airplanes are involved.if you are both an aviation fan and a Bond fan, please read on, otherwise you may directly jump to the screenshots, below. OK, I got your attention.first of all, I'm a bit of a fan of the MI6 Agent's (incredible) globe-trotting exploits.

Casino royale plane scene