Pilot impersonator?
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The guy in question posted on a FB group complaining about a hotel van driver. In the post he passed himself off as an AA pilot. Unknown if he also did while on the plane. There was a picture of him wearing an old(banned) uniform.
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From: PT-17, Rear
Ran into a guy dressed in a hodgepodge of AA/TWA uniform pieces back around 2010. Blazer from AA, tie from TWA, pilot hat, etc.
It didn’t really make any sense that he’d be at this particular FBO and talking about flying a Citation 650. Said hey and turned out he owned the jet, liked dressing up as a pilot when he flew and had a rated babysitter who was doing all the actual work regarding planning, etc.
Anyway, odd duck and curious if this was him.
It didn’t really make any sense that he’d be at this particular FBO and talking about flying a Citation 650. Said hey and turned out he owned the jet, liked dressing up as a pilot when he flew and had a rated babysitter who was doing all the actual work regarding planning, etc.
Anyway, odd duck and curious if this was him.
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Ran into a guy dressed in a hodgepodge of AA/TWA uniform pieces back around 2010. Blazer from AA, tie from TWA, pilot hat, etc.
It didn’t really make any sense that he’d be at this particular FBO and talking about flying a Citation 650. Said hey and turned out he owned the jet, liked dressing up as a pilot when he flew and had a rated babysitter who was doing all the actual work regarding planning, etc.
Anyway, odd duck and curious if this was him.
It didn’t really make any sense that he’d be at this particular FBO and talking about flying a Citation 650. Said hey and turned out he owned the jet, liked dressing up as a pilot when he flew and had a rated babysitter who was doing all the actual work regarding planning, etc.
Anyway, odd duck and curious if this was him.
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