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TheFly 01-06-2014 08:22 PM

This guy: U.S. man gets eight months in prison for hitting child on plane - chicagotribune.com

ClarenceOver 01-06-2014 08:47 PM

Because that punishment isn't a gross overstepping of government boundaries......:rolleyes:

Crazy Canuck 01-06-2014 08:47 PM


Originally Posted by DeadHead (Post 1552399)
Sorry LNL, but last I checked having a personality wasn't an FAA requirement for my license. ;)

No, but to be of good moral character is :D

Wait, damnit...I guess that rules me out :mad:

Crazy Canuck 01-06-2014 08:51 PM


Originally Posted by Flying Elvis (Post 1553603)

Back in the day, one of the units I was with had a standard cover story that we were in town for the Zamboni driver's convention.


I am bowing to you right now. This is going to be my new go to. Here in Canada, that's a SURE way to get you laid...

Elmer Fudd 01-06-2014 10:35 PM


Originally Posted by NERD (Post 1553379)
I know the Captain is ultimately responsible, but how do you know that the FO wasn't the last out?

You answered your own question....the CA is responsible. :D

newKnow 01-06-2014 11:43 PM


Originally Posted by Elmer Fudd (Post 1553735)
You answered your own question….the CA is responsible. :D


I'm not trying to remove anyone from blame, but are you sure it wasn't station personnel?

Maybe it's changed, but the same thing happened to me years ago, and I was surprised to find that it was the station guys (I think it was in SYR)-- who had permission to power up the aircraft -- who left the battery switch on and delayed us that morning. The station manager showed me the checklist they had and everything. Too, bad they missed the last step. :)

80ktsClamp 01-07-2014 12:06 AM


Originally Posted by newKnow (Post 1553741)
I'm not trying to remove anyone from blame, but are you sure it wasn't station personnel?

Maybe it's changed, but the same thing happened to me years ago, and I was surprised to find that it was the station guys (I think it was in SYR)-- who had permission to power up the aircraft -- who left the battery switch on and delayed us that morning. The station manager showed me the checklist they had and everything. Too, bad they missed the last step. :)

Truth. I was in ERI with an Air Wis crew when I was at 9E. We were pulling away from the airport and I looked back at our plane and noticed the emergency lights on. I thought that somehow I had screwed up the power down checklist and immediately asked for a return which of course resulted in the ultimate scorn from the other crew.

It turned out the local rampers had figured out they could light up the cabin with the emergency lights. They got a talking to....

MikeF16 01-07-2014 04:03 AM


Originally Posted by ClarenceOver (Post 1553706)
Because that punishment isn't a gross overstepping of government boundaries......:rolleyes:

People who comment without reading the linked story.

TheFly 01-07-2014 06:06 AM

During descent, the guy smacked a 19 month old child then used a racial slur, on an airplane. He gets 8 months in jail & deserves it as we'll as a place in history on the TOTD thread.

DeadHead 01-07-2014 06:11 AM


Originally Posted by TheFly (Post 1553797)
During descent, the guy smacked a 19 month old child then used a racial slur, on an airplane. He gets 8 months in jail & deserves it as we'll as a place in history on the TOTD thread.

Seriously give the guy a break, I mean who amongst us hasn't occasionally had to rough up an 8 month old.



(Pssssss.......The above is post is meant to be sarcastic for those of us who may be sarcasm-impaired.)


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