Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 1413164)

Single 135 obviously requires a much lower skill level than flying larger 121 aircraft.

Originally Posted by glyde (Post 1413336)

I'm sure these two toolbags will claim it's just sa.rcasm, but it obviously is what they are thinking, the fact that they keep bringing it up says alot. Let it go guys.

Back to the subject of the thread, I heard the name change is definately in the works, and it's not going to be Mesaba. To be announced very shortly.

Originally Posted by glyde (Post 1413336)

I'm sure these two toolbags will claim it's just sa.rcasm, but it obviously is what they are thinking, the fact that they keep bringing it up says alot. Let it go guys.

Originally Posted by mooney (Post 1413389)

obviously the FAA doesn't think so, since 135 is a bigger number than 121, tough guy ;)

Originally Posted by ShyGuy (Post 1413487)

You better be a fifteen percenter to be calling other toolbags, because 85% have no right to do so. And you are right, it is obvious what I'm thinking, just look at that chart. There is a linear relationship between pilot skillz and airplane size.

Originally Posted by FlyJSH (Post 1413206)

Do y'all end up in a circle j@rk measuring and stroking each other ?

Originally Posted by Bartok (Post 1413515)

Oh, I can tell a tool when I see one.

Originally Posted by Bartok (Post 1413515)

Oh, I can tell a tool when I see one.