Exactly right saab

I do and some of them act more like fools than some pilots.

N Number
 

Whether the posting pilot was foolish is up for debate, but I'd just like to throw in that the N number blatantly displayed in one shot is not his plane's actual N number. It's pretty clear it was Photoshopped.

In fact, if you watch the video carefully, there are two other instances where the ID card is visible in pan shots, and you can tell that there are subtle differences between the real N number and the prominently displayed one. For what it's worth...

Yeah...that just doesn't always happen. :D I could tell you some interesting stories about what happens in veterinary medicine. Does that mean that we don't stay professional and get the job done? Absolutely not. Emergency medicine is high stress...it WILL eat you up if you don't find a way to laugh and have fun. However you have to stay focused on the job at hand and realize it's an animals life that your dealing with. Doing dangerous things is a different story and one I will not personally tolerate.

As for the video, it's certainly not the only one out there. Search on youtube and you'll find a bunch shot from the cockpit. Relax and have fun guys.

The video was shot from different planes, big guy. The only place that you'll find the N-number of one of TSA's planes on the instrument panel is on that ID card where it is, as you put it, "prominently displayed."
I'd sure be interested in how you decided that the ID tags were "clearly" photoshopped.

Probably trying to 'clearly' save his ass.:D

somebody made a comment thinking they actually did an aileron roll.. lol

Can you say Sterile Cockpit violation?

Like you've NEVER violated Sterile-Cockpit?! :rolleyes:

Which, of course, has no bearing on whether the production of the film violates either company policy or FAR's.

Providing managment and the FAA with identifying information is probably a bad plan.