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Old 02-25-2015, 05:45 AM
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At least the capt is current.
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Old 02-25-2015, 05:48 AM
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Never forget the fire dept is all about the potential fire on the plane. NOT a healthy crew. They want to get people off and fight the fire. Off and uninjured off sometimes are two different things.

I heard they ignored the FO lying on the ground in pain and just wanted everyone else to get off the plane by coming down the same slide that just injured the first guy.
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Well there goes any confidence in the slides I might have had...

I wonder if they pulled the handle on the rest of the fleet what they'd find? Standby for FAA inspections required.
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Anyone have any info if the slide truly malfunctioned? Or was it a case of the wind blowing it under the plane?

Any update on the injury? Was it serious? Pilot ok now?
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I sincerely hope the FO is doing well, and it was a minor injury.

However, any injury at all, he really needs to not be using his sick leave, this is a definitive workers comp injury. Anything more than minor, FedEx could be looking at a lawsuit, for the typically defective slide. Has it ever worked in any emergency evacuation?
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Old 03-15-2015, 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by busdriver12 View Post
I sincerely hope the FO is doing well, and it was a minor injury.

However, any injury at all, he really needs to not be using his sick leave, this is a definitive workers comp injury. Anything more than minor, FedEx could be looking at a lawsuit, for the typically defective slide. Has it ever worked in any emergency evacuation?
I flew with someone who said once you accept workman's comp, you cannot sue the company for damages, so choose wisely.

I also heard the FO on this flight broke 3 vertebrae.

Rumor control should have put this to bed by now, instead of leaving us all wondering what happened, but what have we heard?

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Originally Posted by dozerf22 View Post
Well there goes any confidence in the slides I might have had...

I wonder if they pulled the handle on the rest of the fleet what they'd find? Standby for FAA inspections required.
I know there was a 777 slide that inflated perfectly in a non-emergency situation at the weekend :-)
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