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02-10-2010 | 12:15 PM

#81

A320Flyer

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From: A320 CA

And the RAA reaction....

One Level of Safety

Who is the management pilot on the video? Which airline?

02-10-2010 | 12:24 PM

#82

dosbo

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From: Furlough/Gun Driver

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Originally Posted by A320Flyer

And the RAA reaction....

One Level of Safety

Who is the management pilot on the video? Which airline?

The only way to get one level of safety is to elimenate code share arrangements so people actually know who is flying the airplane they bought a ticket on.

02-10-2010 | 02:17 PM

#83

cal73

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From: 737 Captain

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Originally Posted by flynwmn

I burned that booklet

I have a pdf of it for posterity. If you want a copy...

02-10-2010 | 02:44 PM

#84

astrojet

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From: A350

the major airlines created the regional airlines to bypass paying decent wages...they created a monster...go look at the route maps of ozark, air california,piedmont-1,frontier-1,empire,southern, florida express,northeast,north central,...they are the same as republic,skywest,mesa etc.

02-10-2010 | 03:43 PM

#85

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From: blueJet

Quote:

Originally Posted by A320Flyer

And the RAA reaction....

One Level of Safety

Who is the management pilot on the video? Which airline?

Looks like SkyWest aircraft (SLC) in the background.

02-10-2010 | 05:38 PM

#86

The Juice

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Quote:

Originally Posted by A320Flyer

And the RAA reaction....

One Level of Safety

Who is the management pilot on the video? Which airline?

He is not a professional, he is not wearing his epaulets correctly. They are supposed to be positioned at the bottom of the flap.

One thing I have learned on these forums is that if you do not dress 100% correct you can not be a professional

02-10-2010 | 05:54 PM

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BE19Pilot

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Single Level of Safety

Single Level of Safety is one of the biggest cases of fraud being handed to the flying public everyday. I could expound on this assertion, but I think it just speaks for itself.

02-10-2010 | 06:23 PM

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TheRedBaron1967

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From: Chautauqua

Wasn't that Valuejet in pieces in the swamp caused by mislabeled/packed hasmat materials that should have never been on an aircraft? Not crews fault. Am I wrong on that?

02-10-2010 | 06:42 PM

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From: FAA 'Flight Check'

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Originally Posted by The Juice

Well....if there is something that dictates how the uniform is to be worn then I would say that paying no attention (especially if intentional) would be a sign of a failure to obey the rules and a lack of attention to detail - both things which are unprofessional

USMCFLYR

02-11-2010 | 12:33 AM

#90

Releasemaster

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From: OCC/Dispatch

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Originally Posted by TheRedBaron1967

Wasn't that Valuejet in pieces in the swamp caused by mislabeled/packed hasmat materials that should have never been on an aircraft? Not crews fault. Am I wrong on that?

Correct, The VJ crash was brought on by oxygen cansisters not properly packed for shipping nor properly labeled as hazmat.