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Old 03-21-2016 | 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Typhoonpilot
Ummm, they were not hiring during that period. They stopped hiring in early 1990. They did not hire again until 1998.

Plus two of those crashes were not the fault of the airline or the pilots ( USAir 427 rudder hardover and USAir 1493 landed on top of while holding in position at LAX ).

The other 3 were and the airline did need a serious safety adjustment that was made in the mid to late -90s. Just like Delta needed in the mid to late 80s after their series of accidents and incidents.




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I think you missed my point - which is that just because an airline had a recent crash does not mean they are to be avoided as a possible career option.
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