Originally Posted by Beer30? (Post 134946)

I believe the Pinnacle RJ crash could have been partially attributued to a low time CA and FO (as well as both being stupid). Didn't they take the AC up to 41,000 on a ferry flight, and the FO stalled it while the CA was in the back grabbing a coke. They couldn't restart the engines due to lack of system knowledge (and core lock), and crashed just a few miles short of the runway while trying to deadstick it in.

Experience does count.

Beer30?

Originally Posted by trackpilot (Post 135007)

you guys argue way too much on these forums...

Originally Posted by nogo! (Post 134170)

Seriously people...somebody's gonna get killed soon if this goes for too long.

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Originally Posted by BEWELCH (Post 135079)

I am allways being slammed because of my hours!