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Originally Posted by Captain Michael
3) Yes, I am referred to as Captain by my staff and officers of the company. In fact, the title name comes from Naval traditions (I have 8 years US Military) and refers to my position in the company, my leadership skills and not a seat in the cockpit. I was stripped of the chance at an airline career after 911. After spending the life savings of myself and my wife for basic and advanced training, I had my interview at American Eagle on Sept. 17th, 2001. Needless to say, I did not get a chance to attend that interview. At no point do I ever claim to be an ATP and for you to assume different, go through the trouble of searching my airman's records and insinuate that I was claiming otherwise is unprofessional on your part.
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As others have stated you claim to be called Captain is laughable and quite sad. Did you not see anything wrong with ordering a pilot uniform with 4 bars and putting them on a shirt right out of the package. As a "pilot" do you not understand the tradition of
earning your bars. Not only do you allow your employees to call you Captain but you actually picked a screen name on an aviation forum that says Captain.
Your excuse on why you were never a real 121 pilot is weak.
Do us all a favor, take off the bars and change your screen name to something like "FirstOfficerWantabeMike"
Sincerely,
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Juice
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