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TPROP4ever 02-17-2009 08:34 AM
Originally Posted by thepaxman (Post 559916)
I'm no pilot but in light of the recent events, and the seemingly mentally challenged people working in the media, I thought I would register and say I appreciate all of the work that you guys do.

I frequently fly YYZ-BOS on Eagle ERJ135's. I've been on many flights where the weather has been poor - landing in snowstorms, crosswinds, breaks between thunderstorms, etc. I'm crapping myself and you guys are probably loving it :D

After reading many of the posts in this forum over a couple of weeks I realize the challenges you guys and girls face every day. I just wanted to say Thank You and express my gratitude for flying me safely and skillfully and allowing me to see my family after every trip.
Thank you very much. It is nice to hear that some of our Pax actually appriciate, the hard work, and dedication of the men and women sitting up front. Our First priority is always to see you Safely to your destination.

PinnacleFO 02-17-2009 09:03 AM
wow what a great post, thank you! Hope to talk to you on APC more in the future

BringDaFunk 02-17-2009 06:12 PM
This is pretty damn cool.Welcome to the cool side of the internet PAX its great to have you.

Smalls 02-17-2009 06:34 PM
Originally Posted by thepaxman (Post 559916)
I'm no pilot but in light of the recent events, and the seemingly mentally challenged people working in the media, I thought I would register and say I appreciate all of the work that you guys do.

I frequently fly YYZ-BOS on Eagle ERJ135's. I've been on many flights where the weather has been poor - landing in snowstorms, crosswinds, breaks between thunderstorms, etc. I'm crapping myself and you guys are probably loving it :D

After reading many of the posts in this forum over a couple of weeks I realize the challenges you guys and girls face every day. I just wanted to say Thank You and express my gratitude for flying me safely and skillfully and allowing me to see my family after every trip.
And a tip of the cap to you sir! And in return, thank you for your support and understanding of this unique position!

Aviatormar 02-17-2009 07:08 PM
Here Here to thepaxman! Thanks for the kind words and I know my flying brothers and sisters always do our best to see you to your destination with safety as our top priority. If you every on an Air Wisconsin RJ, please feel free to come up front and say hi, I'll make sure you'll get a first class seat!

Seatownflyer 02-17-2009 07:22 PM
Originally Posted by thepaxman (Post 560120)
I'll try. But usually the flight attendant is standing in the doorway so a quick "thanks" is all I can get out. Plus, with so little room in there I'm afraid you guys will bang your head on something while contorting yourself to face the cockpit door :D
Just ask the flight attendant if you can chat a bit. We had a passenger the other day that flew a C-340. He came up and visited. It was nice to talk with someone who didn't ask me about rubber bands or hamsters.

Pilotpip 02-17-2009 07:55 PM
Stop by and say hi any time. Feel free to ask questions. Yeah, we might be in a rush but without you back there we don't have a job. Sadly this gets lost on a lot of us.

The weather has been crappy, and coming back from furlough hasn't helped. Having a number of pax compliment on a landing in strong winds at ORD a few days back was a big boost and very much appreciated!

CHAZZO 02-18-2009 05:40 AM
Hey guys, new here, I live in the area of the recent Flight 3407 crash. I have been reading your threads and posts on this tragedy the past couple days for a couple reasons, I wanted to get an experts take on the subject and I was interested in your response to the BullS media coverage it has been receiving.
I too would like to thank you all for the jobs you do.As pilots you have got to have the biggest shoulders in the world and I respect the jobs you do for what many people take for granted. Godspeed to you all and yours, again, Thank you!!!

FlyJSH 02-18-2009 06:41 AM
Originally Posted by thepaxman (Post 560120)
I'll try. But usually the flight attendant is standing in the doorway so a quick "thanks" is all I can get out. Plus, with so little room in there I'm afraid you guys will bang your head on something while contorting yourself to face the cockpit door :D
You do know the Saab! If anybody ever tested the fire handles (right at perfect scalp level), there would be hundreds of samples of DNA.

Diver Driver 02-18-2009 06:49 AM
Originally Posted by CHAZZO (Post 561612)
Hey guys, new here, I live in the area of the recent Flight 3407 crash. I have been reading your threads and posts on this tragedy the past couple days for a couple reasons, I wanted to get an experts take on the subject and I was interested in your response to the BullS media coverage it has been receiving.
I too would like to thank you all for the jobs you do.As pilots you have got to have the biggest shoulders in the world and I respect the jobs you do for what many people take for granted. Godspeed to you all and yours, again, Thank you!!!
It is too soon to speculate. Let the investigation run its course, the NTSB will publicly post their report within about a year. Marvin and Becky were both great pilots and I can assure you that they did everything they could to save those passengers, other crewmembers and themselves.


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