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"Your life is merely an experience of changing circumstances and you need to learn how to adapt, because that’s what flying is and that’s what every day is really," Burns said.Yong Heroes 2 will be available on April 13: 1000 free draws and abundant gifts are waiting for you. They're obstacles he says he's ready to take on like he did his first time flying. Now, he struggles with Parkinson’s disease and uses a walker to get around. "This is what ended my flying career, after I had a triple bypass," Burns explained. Unfortunately, he spends most of his time now looking at a screen, after health complications ended his career. "There’s always something different to look at," he said. He says his favorite part, however, was the view from up high. "I'd say I had a career looking down on people," Burns said with a laugh.ĭuring his prime, he was interviewed by several news outlets and shared his wisdom with other young pilots. He was recently recognized by the Helicopter Association International for 31,000 hours in the sky without a single violation. “Well they don’t mean much, but I thought maybe when I take my last hoorah in life, well, at least I’ll leave something besides these log books that show a positive that I've had some accomplishment with my flying,” Burns said.Įven in his retirement, he’s making aviation history. He's spent 30,979 hours in the sky, and he's carefully recorded each one of those hours in his pilot log. Burns' accomplishment was recently recognized by the Helicopter Association Internationalīurns holds many titles, including father, grandfather, husband and more recently - award-winning pilot.Burns has flown 31,000 hours in a helicopter without any violations
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