Major Tool Of The Day
12-07-2019, 07:30 AM
#661
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Originally Posted by aewanabe
TOTD here goes to the EDV pilot calling out a DL pilot for saying the wings should be looked at. Or maybe to you for thinking the DL pilot was a tool for this, especially if it was a -200.
See Air Ontario 1363 for the consequences of sitting on your hands not to "disrespect" the working crew when the wings might be contaminated. If you're in the back of my airplane and the wings don't look good to you after type 1, please let my inflight crew know.
See Air Ontario 1363 for the consequences of sitting on your hands not to "disrespect" the working crew when the wings might be contaminated. If you're in the back of my airplane and the wings don't look good to you after type 1, please let my inflight crew know.
Everyone thinks speaking up is helpful, but being confident when wrong isn't. Could have spoken up with a humble concern, or been confident they're incompetent and didn't de-ice correctly.
Usually how you speak is as important as what you say.
12-08-2019, 10:52 AM
#664
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TOTD
Any pilot who thinks going above and beyond to help a coworker degrades the profession or damages the profession’s image. To the contrary, exhibiting humility and a servant spirit will elicit respect from others.
“Leadership is an opportunity to serve. It is not a trumpet call to self–importance.”
–Donald Walters
Any pilot who thinks going above and beyond to help a coworker degrades the profession or damages the profession’s image. To the contrary, exhibiting humility and a servant spirit will elicit respect from others.
“Leadership is an opportunity to serve. It is not a trumpet call to self–importance.”
–Donald Walters
12-08-2019, 02:10 PM
#665
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Position: Downwind, headed straight for the rocks, shanghaied aboard the ship of fools.
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Originally Posted by JUNEBUG82
TOTD
Any pilot who thinks going above and beyond to help a coworker degrades the profession or damages the profession’s image. To the contrary, exhibiting humility and a servant spirit will elicit respect from others.
“Leadership is an opportunity to serve. It is not a trumpet call to self–importance.”
–Donald Walters
Any pilot who thinks going above and beyond to help a coworker degrades the profession or damages the profession’s image. To the contrary, exhibiting humility and a servant spirit will elicit respect from others.
“Leadership is an opportunity to serve. It is not a trumpet call to self–importance.”
–Donald Walters
Any chance you could get this quote into the hand’s of Kim Jong Un’s buddy, Dim Dumb Don?
12-09-2019, 09:48 AM
#669
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Posts: 300
Originally Posted by JUNEBUG82
TOTD
Any pilot who thinks going above and beyond to help a coworker degrades the profession or damages the profession’s image. To the contrary, exhibiting humility and a servant spirit will elicit respect from others.
“Leadership is an opportunity to serve. It is not a trumpet call to self–importance.”
–Donald Walters
Any pilot who thinks going above and beyond to help a coworker degrades the profession or damages the profession’s image. To the contrary, exhibiting humility and a servant spirit will elicit respect from others.
“Leadership is an opportunity to serve. It is not a trumpet call to self–importance.”
–Donald Walters
12-10-2019, 04:26 AM
#670
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Posts: 55
Originally Posted by ClearCreek
Trying to justify why you cross seatbelts?
But seriously, wouldn’t the profession benefit from being widely recognized as having these attributes? Many pilots are strong leaders who carry themselves with humility and compassion. But a small, vocal faction who means well but mistakenly thinks they are helping our cause can tarnish the reputation of the entire group and do more damage than good.
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