Pilot forced to sleep on plane?
 

https://www.businessinsider.com/skyw...version-2021-7

Pilot actually forced to sleep on plane or another media hit job? How is this FAR 117 compliant?

Imagine getting 15 min of fame because you posted on FB you had to divert and company had no hotels because they’re all booked and it was either shuteye in the plane or Uber for hours to who knows where. Oh wait…… I mean why is this even news?

Bet she's wishing she didn't post that to social media....

Hence why her post was deleted....

It's not. It's a clear violation and she should have refused any work after landing..

Not so sure about that. Seems like attention is what this person seeks. I’m sure her employer and United weren’t as thrilled for the attention though.

https://runwaygirlnetwork.com/2015/0...-for-equality/

https://www.thejessicataylor.com/

“Qualified to fly over thirty types of aircraft, Taylor currently flies Bombardier CRJ aircraft for a regional carrier”

Haha. Sure.

I guess I’m qualified to fly a c150, c152, c172, c172rg, etc….

​​​​​​... What? ​​​​​​😂

Obviously this person thinks that this is some kind of deeply profound commentary on the human condition (probably because they are blinded by the fact that their head has disappeared completely up their own ____) but I must be missing whatever the hidden meaning is.

Takes some serious narcissism to quote yourself at all, let alone this pseudo-philosophical hogwash​​​​​

like most the pilots on Instagram...and the Envoy dude that likes other dudes. It’s for the attention!

There is a JT with these ratings:

A/CL-65 A/ERJ-170 A/ERJ-190