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Originally Posted by Outlaw2097
(Post 335535)
At least there are certain mistakes he wont be making again...
Respectfully, Tomcat |
Originally Posted by OOTSK
(Post 335540)
Didn't he lose his leg? Can you get your medical back with prosthetics?
Just curious. |
Originally Posted by OOTSK
(Post 335540)
Didn't he lose his leg? Can you get your medical back with prosthetics?
Just curious. Yes you can.... You have to get a SODA, but if you can use the pedals just fine, there should be no problem. |
Originally Posted by Tomcat
(Post 335547)
Just remember, you're just as prone to make a fatal mistake as the next guy.... riddler or not
Respectfully, Tomcat |
Originally Posted by UnlimitedAkro
(Post 335551)
Yeah, real respectfully :rolleyes:
It needed to be said. The original poster had the same amount of sarcasm. |
Originally Posted by Jumperno64
(Post 335562)
It needed to be said. The original poster had the same amount of sarcasm.
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Anybody ever fly or train with him? I hope he does make it back. It'd be a much needed turning point for the FAA in terms of Medical Flight Standards.
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There are a few guys at comair with prosthetic legs. I wish him the best, but i don't see it happening.
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I think the brain injury issue would be a much bigger hold-up for him than a prosthetic leg. Sounds like he has limited function in his remaining leg as well. I hope he gets a shot, but brain injuries are real hard to overcome I believe.
If I am not mistaken, the FO on that FedEx plane where the crew was attacked by the jumpseater had a brain injury - i believe he has lost his medical forever - can't even do the light sport thing in an LSA. Good luck to him! |
I certainly wish him the best of luck... What he's been through is every pilot's worst nightmare.
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