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NVUS
Helps to read the entire article:
"Months ago, one SkyWest CRJ aircraft experienced an isolated slow speed event, which is when an aircraft reaches less than optimal speeds," SkyWest told ABC. "The aircraft’s slow speed alert systems functioned perfectly, and the crew responded appropriately with a 4,000-foot descent. No stall occurred."
Not sure why you guys are minimizing these events? This is serious stuff. You as a pilot owe it to the passengers you fly to fly them safely from point a to point b. For one pilot to allow the aircraft to get into an undesired state is one thing, but for both pilots to do so with the frequency this has happened is alarming to say the least. Makes me wonder what else is going on?