Originally Posted by Wink

Guys if there is an issue you have with someone can you discuss it with Professional Standards instead of airing it out on an anonymous message board?

Originally Posted by PDTFlyer

Ahh when it’s convenient for you to talk crap about people on here it’s cool. Others do it, not so much.

Originally Posted by Newstick189

I’d argue there’s a difference between talking about a line pilot and someone who is running to represent you in the union.

Originally Posted by evrbodysmugglin

I guess all animals are created equal.... some more equal than others eh?

Originally Posted by Wink

Guys if there is an issue you have with someone can you discuss it with Professional Standards instead of airing it out on an anonymous message board?

Originally Posted by aviator493

Agreed. I should not have used this particular person in my response earlier (or any person for that matter). Granted, no names were said, it appears as many, like me are aware. Pro standards may not even be able to do anything as of yet or even have reason to. I think the ones who are aware can agree that this is an attitude/judgement making ability issue that has made this person now. No rules were broken, no violations, and safety wasn’t put into jeopardy when we flew together but his attitude and the way he spoke like he was better than everyone made me say something to this person. My advice was ignored as said person is never wrong. You simply don’t start an argument with a ramp controller telling them they are not “real FAA”
then telling them how they should be doing there job because said person was “ATC” for a brief time. Please also don’t tell me you don’t want to fly the plane because your wife is in the back and she wants to hear you do all the announcements. Ok, Ill stop before I write a book. I can see future issues arising with this individual.


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Originally Posted by Newstick189

If you say so.

Last I checked, pro standards doesn’t care about would-be union representatives having skeletons in their closet.

They do care about professionalism though, which seems to be the issue that everyone was bringing up about the captain in question earlier in the thread.