A Military Poser in the ALPA Magazine?
#194
" . . . . participated in the field investigation of the Colgan Air Flight 3407 crash near Buffalo, N.Y., in February 2009. Martins spent 10 days at the Colgan field investigation."
If this is true, could his input have prejudiced the accident report results ? I suspect the major news organizations will pick up this story in the next few days and "run with it."
If this is true, could his input have prejudiced the accident report results ? I suspect the major news organizations will pick up this story in the next few days and "run with it."
There were three (3) ALPA pilots involved in the accident scene investigation.....he was not one of them. I can assure you, despite all Mr. Martins outlandish claims.....he had ZERO influence on the 3407 field investigation.
#195
There is no precedent for that which I am aware of. It would be a slippery slope...and there is no easy objective way to deal with this sort of thing. That's why they rely on criminal courts, which have due process, and produce decisions which are generally beyond reproach.
#196
Did he lie to the company, or did he just lie to some poor excuse of a reporter for a union trade magazine? Lying to a reporter isn't a crime, is it?
I'm no lawyer, but if he was straight with the company for his interview and background check, I think his company would have a hard time firing him for spinning tales on his own time. Heck, they'll probably give him a medal for making ALPA look stupid in a very public way.
If this is the case, his union reps better defend him to the nth degree, or they'll get their butts sued off.
Of course, no one with any sense of shame would ever be able to show up for work again after this sort of thing was made public. Sheesh.
I'm no lawyer, but if he was straight with the company for his interview and background check, I think his company would have a hard time firing him for spinning tales on his own time. Heck, they'll probably give him a medal for making ALPA look stupid in a very public way.
If this is the case, his union reps better defend him to the nth degree, or they'll get their butts sued off.
Of course, no one with any sense of shame would ever be able to show up for work again after this sort of thing was made public. Sheesh.
#197
There is no precedent for that which I am aware of. It would be a slippery slope...and there is no easy objective way to deal with this sort of thing. That's why they rely on criminal courts, which have due process, and produce decisions which are generally beyond reproach.
#199
Wouldn't apply if he just told some chick in a bar that he was a fighter pilot, but in a case like this the guy is obviously taking it to self-destructive extremes...that should raise medical concerns IMO.
#200
LMAO!! This thread is hilarous. The lying about being a military pilot...wow...that should land him in some hot water.
On a different note, I am a Navy Seal special ops soldier when I'm not flying. Two nights ago I infiltrated an enemy strong hold, and using my heartbeat sensor, SCAR-H, One man Army, Cold blooded pro and Ninja pro, I successfully eliminated the enemy threat, with 33 kills and only 2 deaths.
Modern Warfare 2 rocks!! (Corpsemakker on xbox Live if you want to die repeatedly)
On a different note, I am a Navy Seal special ops soldier when I'm not flying. Two nights ago I infiltrated an enemy strong hold, and using my heartbeat sensor, SCAR-H, One man Army, Cold blooded pro and Ninja pro, I successfully eliminated the enemy threat, with 33 kills and only 2 deaths.
Modern Warfare 2 rocks!! (Corpsemakker on xbox Live if you want to die repeatedly)
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