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#81
As long as you can go from Al-Qaeda training camp to cockpit in 4 weeks, you should go through security. If you are in a position where you don't need a weapon to do damage, all the screening in the world isn't going to help.
That is the whole common sense argument in two sentences.
That is the whole common sense argument in two sentences.
#82
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#83
Most will tell you we welcome little johnnie who wrestles away from mommies grasp to come up and say hello, or the older gentleman who used to be a WWII pilot who wanted to say "boy, instruments have changed since I've been in the cockpit".
If a hostile takeover at the gate by a pack of trained al-Qaeda militant Islamists with wheels chocked and engines off, then ok. But how do you propose to do that?
#84
Thank you? I think. From what are you protecting us exactly? We are vulnerable? To what? The gate agent or ramper who appears with their walkie-talkie so loud my ears ring? Or other flight attendants who barge in and blurt out random statements right in the middle of our checklists?
Most will tell you we welcome little johnnie who wrestles away from mommies grasp to come up and say hello, or the older gentleman who used to be a WWII pilot who wanted to say "boy, instruments have changed since I've been in the cockpit".
If a hostile takeover at the gate by a pack of trained al-Qaeda militant Islamists with wheels chocked and engines off, then ok. But how do you propose to do that?
Most will tell you we welcome little johnnie who wrestles away from mommies grasp to come up and say hello, or the older gentleman who used to be a WWII pilot who wanted to say "boy, instruments have changed since I've been in the cockpit".
If a hostile takeover at the gate by a pack of trained al-Qaeda militant Islamists with wheels chocked and engines off, then ok. But how do you propose to do that?
#85
#86
You sound a little the "alarmist" type don't you? I'll be honest, I don't like FA's who stand in front of the doorway blocking curious passengers during boarding or deplaning - most a salutation or comment - or as I mentioned before, a short visit. Most pilots I know welcome that.
Who should we be worried about "stabbing us in the back" whilst leaned over programming the computers? The FA's or the public?
I think I know most pilots' answer.
#87
#88
#89
Good luck.....I already know the answer as he and several other posters have regurgitated the same diarrhea every time this topic comes up. I'm done engaging with those who are either ignorant, immature, THINK they're slick or all 3.
BTW nice to meet you on here, Jaded!
BTW nice to meet you on here, Jaded!
#90
Now, how's that coffee coming?
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