Matt has been hearing about this plane that goes to the field since he started, but the one time tried some big bosses got seniority and no go. Needless to say he was excited to go this Tuesday!
I showed up at 5:20 AM and the pilots asked us if we were all there. We said yes so they checked our ID's and walked out to the plane. Ten minutes later and we were in the air! It was obviously dark out, but it was a King Air 200.

Not huge, but comfortable for 8 and our two pilots.

We landed in Pinedale, WY at 7AM walked off the plane and a guy from the field had cars warmed up waiting. Pilots asked us what time we wanted to leave and we were off. Mike and I went South about a half hour to meet with a few folks at BP to share learnings. I was nervous they weren't going to show since didn't call back the day before, but it turned out useful. Who would have thought 70 in Denver and Snowing in Pinedale?

We had a full day and after driving through the snow we walked back to our plane near the Pinedale hangers and took off just after 3:30PM.

The view driving over the field was good, these are the well pads that we visited in Jonah - BP. The BLM has since restricted how much land is used for pads down to 5-10% so we have much fewer locations and more condensed.

The best part was really the view over Denver. The city looked pretty cool and here is our office next to Cherry Creek Reservoir.

Back in Denver we landed before 5PM and we walked through the enormous and overly clean hanger to our cars. The short ten minute drive home and all a success. I'll have to try this again:)

If only flag football game at 9:40PM (Yeah a long day) went as well. 58-0...