Tool of the day
#4032
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Feb 2006
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From: B-737NG preferably in first class with a glass of champagne and caviar
Got a new nominee for Tool of the Day (or year!) .
Check this one out, glad I never "ran into" her:
Unusual Attitudes:
Check this one out, glad I never "ran into" her:
Unusual Attitudes:
#4033
Always comforting to know there are people like good old "Martha" out there flying and always placing safety and common sense first. Amazing that the stats and odds have not caught up with her yet. I hope no one else is near if and when they do.
#4035
I had that happen once. The guy was mad because he had proof we were only at 8000 ft. Yep, he had one of those mountain hiker watches that also displays altitude. Did not believe us when we tried to explain what the watch was showing was cabin altitude.
#4036
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Joined: Oct 2006
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Should have just told him to roll down his window next time to see what you're talking about.
#4037
#4039
He has the same kind of watch and a GPS device, and he says we were flying at 320 kts at 6500 feet.
Umm, OK, you go talk to the FAA about that.
#4040
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Joined: Jul 2010
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From: window seat
How about the dewshnozzle private pilot who comes up to the flight deck after the flight to inform us he's going to report us to the FAA...
He has the same kind of watch and a GPS device, and he says we were flying at 320 kts at 6500 feet.
Umm, OK, you go talk to the FAA about that.
He has the same kind of watch and a GPS device, and he says we were flying at 320 kts at 6500 feet.
Umm, OK, you go talk to the FAA about that.
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