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11-21-2022, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by SaintNick
i won’t ever share a cockpit with him… if I see him as a pilot on a deadhead I won’t board it.
11-21-2022, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
I suppose letting him jumpseat on your aircraft is TOTALLY out of the question? Particularly the actual jumpseat?
11-21-2022, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by SaintNick
is that even a question…. I don’t want him with 15’ of any aircraft controls.
Originally Posted by Bluedriver
Duh, a Delta new hire with 1,500 hours has more hours than a JB new hire with 1,500 hours.
11-21-2022, 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
It’s called a rhetorical question. The expected response was “no way in Hell” or words to that effect.
11-21-2022, 07:52 PM
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Just so I'm clear, if I go to a therapist because my parents were killed in a fiery car wreck, and a therapist thinks I might be a little bit sad, I may lose my medical and never work again. But this guy, who committed a crime with a very high recidivism rate, s going to be locked in a cockpit sometimes with a women pilot, or FA, who he may disagree with, and he will have a dangerous weapon in his hands and JB be like "okay."
It's not really a threat to say I won't non-rev, but I definitely won't let my family or friends fly B6 until that guy's gone.
There is working to get former felons back into the workforce, I'm one of the strongest advocates for that, but a cockpit is not the place for a violent felon.
It's not really a threat to say I won't non-rev, but I definitely won't let my family or friends fly B6 until that guy's gone.
There is working to get former felons back into the workforce, I'm one of the strongest advocates for that, but a cockpit is not the place for a violent felon.
11-22-2022, 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by IAFDOF
Yeah, I can’t imagine anyone would feel comfortable flying with him. Hard pass from me, too. DH or otherwise. Question is who do we get on about this?
You know that noise a dial-up modem makes? My brain did that when I read your post. Worst part is I think I get it.
You know that noise a dial-up modem makes? My brain did that when I read your post. Worst part is I think I get it.
11-22-2022, 01:32 AM
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Originally Posted by flyinglizard
Just so I'm clear, if I go to a therapist because my parents were killed in a fiery car wreck, and a therapist thinks I might be a little bit sad, I may lose my medical and never work again. But this guy, who committed a crime with a very high recidivism rate, s going to be locked in a cockpit sometimes with a women pilot, or FA, who he may disagree with, and he will have a dangerous weapon in his hands and JB be like "okay."
It's not really a threat to say I won't non-rev, but I definitely won't let my family or friends fly B6 until that guy's gone.
There is working to get former felons back into the workforce, I'm one of the strongest advocates for that, but a cockpit is not the place for a violent felon.
It's not really a threat to say I won't non-rev, but I definitely won't let my family or friends fly B6 until that guy's gone.
There is working to get former felons back into the workforce, I'm one of the strongest advocates for that, but a cockpit is not the place for a violent felon.
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