What’s everyone’s current status?
#31
New Hire
Joined APC: Nov 2019
Position: Lat/Long
Posts: 9
You have to realize that this individual’s goal is to distract from what just happened at FJ, and that their means to do so is to throw easily disprovable accusations at NJ’s which are continually being slapped down on not one, but two message boards at the moment.
This is damage control to cover for the blatant lies told to the FJ pilot group in an attempt to soften the benefits and compensation reductions that they are understandably going through.
This is damage control to cover for the blatant lies told to the FJ pilot group in an attempt to soften the benefits and compensation reductions that they are understandably going through.
#32
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: May 2006
Posts: 1,024
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#34
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2017
Position: Retired NJA & AA
Posts: 1,916
NetJets has worked with the FAA and is now allowing pilots to wear face mask while flying. Homemade have to be a dark color and you can't wear something like the N95, just a simple face mask.
Luckily we have some anti-viral mask left over from when my wife had pneumonia a few years ago and I starting using those today when I went out to pickup food. We're on day 15 of the hostage crisis and since my wife has underlying issues that give her a 20% chance of death if she gets the virus I'm having to run all the errands. I wear glasses and one problem with the mask is my glasses momentarily fog up when I exhale. That would be a bigger issue if I was still flying.
Luckily we have some anti-viral mask left over from when my wife had pneumonia a few years ago and I starting using those today when I went out to pickup food. We're on day 15 of the hostage crisis and since my wife has underlying issues that give her a 20% chance of death if she gets the virus I'm having to run all the errands. I wear glasses and one problem with the mask is my glasses momentarily fog up when I exhale. That would be a bigger issue if I was still flying.
#35
Line Holder
Joined APC: Sep 2017
Posts: 48
NetJets has worked with the FAA and is now allowing pilots to wear face mask while flying. Homemade have to be a dark color and you can't wear something like the N95, just a simple face mask.
Luckily we have some anti-viral mask left over from when my wife had pneumonia a few years ago and I starting using those today when I went out to pickup food. We're on day 15 of the hostage crisis and since my wife has underlying issues that give her a 20% chance of death if she gets the virus I'm having to run all the errands. I wear glasses and one problem with the mask is my glasses momentarily fog up when I exhale. That would be a bigger issue if I was still flying.
Luckily we have some anti-viral mask left over from when my wife had pneumonia a few years ago and I starting using those today when I went out to pickup food. We're on day 15 of the hostage crisis and since my wife has underlying issues that give her a 20% chance of death if she gets the virus I'm having to run all the errands. I wear glasses and one problem with the mask is my glasses momentarily fog up when I exhale. That would be a bigger issue if I was still flying.
#36
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2008
Position: Upright
Posts: 601
NetJets has worked with the FAA and is now allowing pilots to wear face mask while flying. Homemade have to be a dark color and you can't wear something like the N95, just a simple face mask.
Luckily we have some anti-viral mask left over from when my wife had pneumonia a few years ago and I starting using those today when I went out to pickup food. We're on day 15 of the hostage crisis and since my wife has underlying issues that give her a 20% chance of death if she gets the virus I'm having to run all the errands. I wear glasses and one problem with the mask is my glasses momentarily fog up when I exhale. That would be a bigger issue if I was still flying.
Luckily we have some anti-viral mask left over from when my wife had pneumonia a few years ago and I starting using those today when I went out to pickup food. We're on day 15 of the hostage crisis and since my wife has underlying issues that give her a 20% chance of death if she gets the virus I'm having to run all the errands. I wear glasses and one problem with the mask is my glasses momentarily fog up when I exhale. That would be a bigger issue if I was still flying.
Have you tried any of the anti-fogging stuff?
Side note, if you’re near other members of our pilot group I’m betting we could facilitate something. Feel free to shoot a message at the family committee. They may be able to help you get some assistance if need be.
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#37
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2017
Position: Retired NJA & AA
Posts: 1,916
Have you tried any of the anti-fogging stuff?
Side note, if you’re near other members of our pilot group I’m betting we could facilitate something. Feel free to shoot a message at the family committee. They may be able to help you get some assistance if need be.
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Side note, if you’re near other members of our pilot group I’m betting we could facilitate something. Feel free to shoot a message at the family committee. They may be able to help you get some assistance if need be.
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One thing to think about folks. Medical Power of Attorney. My stepdaughters are driving here this weekend with a copy of my wife's DL and POA forms in case they get stopped. We're going to set them up with Medical POA's in case both my wife and me wind up in ICU at the same time.
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