Originally Posted by
Knotcher
Yea so you tell us why since you seem to have the answers. Couldn't have been his record, which was exemplary at saving pilots from management and FAA action.
Nope not his record at CAL anyway.
UA and CO had totally different safety cultures. Both had great records, but different cultures. ESPECIALLY when it came to an accident or incident.
The MEC decided to go UA's way, and Chuck didn't get the chair.
He didn't agree and didn't work within the bounds of the committee he served on. He was fired.
Then he ranted ad nauseum about how it was just because he was from CO.