Originally Posted by Twin Wasp
(Post 2979989)
Well at least they knew who their sim partner was going to be from day one.
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Originally Posted by Turbine1
(Post 2980014)
Well now that the Director of Training and the 747 Fleet Captain have “resigned” today and J.C. has taken charge they’ll be in the best of hands.
NOT GOOD. The two heads in Mia ”quit” on the same day. Writing is on the wall. |
Originally Posted by boeingdvr
(Post 2980016)
NOT GOOD. The two heads in Mia ”quit” on the same day. Writing is on the wall.
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Lesson for the kids: don’t force terrible pilots thru training even if you’ve been ordered to do so.
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Should have been Carlson and Dietrich instead.
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Originally Posted by Globemaster2827
(Post 2980045)
To me that sounds like fallout from the crash....
The writing has been on the wall about the crash for a while now |
Originally Posted by JackStraw
(Post 2980046)
Lesson for the kids: don’t force terrible pilots thru training even if you’ve been ordered to do so.
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Originally Posted by Globemaster2827
(Post 2980071)
They should be trading immunity for testimony against BF and JD. That won't happen though...
New hires are now leaving quicker than ever before, realizing life at 50 hours, no OT, no upgrade, is their future. |
Originally Posted by AboveMins
(Post 2980048)
Should have been Carlson and Dietrich instead.
Despicable. But I should not be surprised, senior management is untouchable and unaccountable throughout the economy. |
Originally Posted by 742Dash
(Post 2980172)
It is clear from reading the docket that as far as the NTSB is concerned the buck stops at the Director level.
Despicable. But I should not be surprised, senior management is untouchable and unaccountable throughout the economy. |
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