Jim Heslop
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Lol! So what’s next? Lavatories being identified with ‘Oui-Oui’ signs so they don’t use the cockpit door?
(Written on 2019年 09月 07日)(Permalink)
Let me guess....they were offended! If its not a logically and instinctive action to undo the seatbelt when you NEED it, if you did not PAY ATTENTION during the safety briefing, please...stay strapped in while the rest of us get out! Whats next...braille...en french?
(Written on 2019年 09月 06日)(Permalink)
You know your day will be good when the road you HAVE to land on has underground power lines! I hate power lines!
(Written on 2019年 08月 02日)(Permalink)
It did! But the flea bit the dog which caused mental distress so the dog, in its delirious state, thought the flight attendant was a monster flea...so bit him back!
(Written on 2019年 07月 26日)(Permalink)
Nicely put. But Boeing kept that info (MCAS) and its related lack of redundancy from the pilots in the first place. I just can’t fathom how management is still there and not bending over in the prison showers.
(Written on 2019年 07月 05日)(Permalink)
Ya, and the FAA says that the slat issue won’t bring down a plane...let me guess, they rely on what BOEING management told them! I too am disgusted with the management and heads should roll. I trust that they are looking into any possible evidence of criminal negligence. It sure smell like it.
(Written on 2019年 06月 08日)(Permalink)
AirB(us)nBreakfast!...Bag of peanuts?
(Written on 2019年 02月 15日)(Permalink)
Yes, Boeing got it right when they decided against a competing super jumbo. In terms of service years, the A380 succumbed to SIDS...sudden infant death syndrome! 747 is legendary!
(Written on 2019年 02月 15日)(Permalink)
If the logs are in the cockpit, they would have survived as the main cabin was actually intact on the ground. I’m leaning toward spacial disorientation, icing or medical problem.
(Written on 2019年 02月 08日)(Permalink)
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