Pax killed during WN in flight emer...
04-19-2018, 12:27 PM
#11
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Originally Posted by galaxy flyer
Sad, isn’t it, Airhoss?. Worse, the media is just as ignorant as the apes and feeds the apes and crackheads.
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04-23-2018, 10:50 AM
#12
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This news was all around the media everywhere, as its the biggest news now all around. They say "it can happen" also when there is actually no chance for this. But the captain women is a former fighter pilot, and she remain totally calm as you can listen the ATC, she perfectly handled the situation. Its a luck actually that only one person died in this situation 
but I think also depends on the captain. this is a situation where you can not be really prepaired of...
but I think also depends on the captain. this is a situation where you can not be really prepaired of...
Originally Posted by TroutBum
I stopped counting the number of times the media reported the crew "regained control" of the aircraft at 10,000 feet.
04-23-2018, 01:18 PM
#13
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Originally Posted by carlapilot
This news was all around the media everywhere, as its the biggest news now all around. They say "it can happen" also when there is actually no chance for this. But the captain women is a former fighter pilot, and she remain totally calm as you can listen the ATC, she perfectly handled the situation. Its a luck actually that only one person died in this situation but I think also depends on the captain. this is a situation where you can not be really prepaired of...
but I think also depends on the captain. this is a situation where you can not be really prepaired of...It is your job as a pilot to stay calm.
It is unlucky that anyone died.
This is a situation that every single commercial pilot in the world is 100% prepared for. If they aren't they shouldn't be flying an airplane.
04-23-2018, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by carlapilot
This news was all around the media everywhere, as its the biggest news now all around. They say "it can happen" also when there is actually no chance for this. But the captain women is a former fighter pilot, and she remain totally calm as you can listen the ATC, she perfectly handled the situation. Its a luck actually that only one person died in this situation but I think also depends on the captain. this is a situation where you can not be really prepaired of...
but I think also depends on the captain. this is a situation where you can not be really prepaired of...I'm enjoying a half litre of Cuban coffee.
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04-23-2018, 08:04 PM
#15
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Yepp and pilot less airplanes are coming...give me a break. All it takes is one accident like this (which will happen with single man ops) and it’s over for the engineer nerds / politicians pushing it.
Kudos to the crew, BOTH the FO and Captain.
Kudos to the crew, BOTH the FO and Captain.
04-24-2018, 03:47 AM
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Originally Posted by galleycafe
Are you on holiday? At hospital?
I'm enjoying a half litre of Cuban coffee.
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I'm enjoying a half litre of Cuban coffee.
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04-27-2018, 07:48 AM
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Sorry, but I agree but I also don't... on the other hand, there are no real situations unless you are Sully or whatsoever... on sport planes, many thing can happen which affect your flight and you can solve problems real.
On big aircrafts they learn everything only on simulator... can spend the whole years of first officer like nothing happens ever in real (luckily)... so can be a very experienced pilot in years but nothing ever happens to solve...?
It's very ... confusing.
On big aircrafts they learn everything only on simulator... can spend the whole years of first officer like nothing happens ever in real (luckily)... so can be a very experienced pilot in years but nothing ever happens to solve...?
It's very ... confusing.
Originally Posted by Airhoss
Uhmmm no.
It is your job as a pilot to stay calm.
It is unlucky that anyone died.
This is a situation that every single commercial pilot in the world is 100% prepared for. If they aren't they shouldn't be flying an airplane.
It is your job as a pilot to stay calm.
It is unlucky that anyone died.
This is a situation that every single commercial pilot in the world is 100% prepared for. If they aren't they shouldn't be flying an airplane.
04-27-2018, 09:14 AM
#20
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Originally Posted by carlapilot
Sorry, but I agree but I also don't... on the other hand, there are no real situations unless you are Sully or whatsoever... on sport planes, many thing can happen which affect your flight and you can solve problems real.
On big aircrafts they learn everything only on simulator... can spend the whole years of first officer like nothing happens ever in real (luckily)... so can be a very experienced pilot in years but nothing ever happens to solve...?
It's very ... confusing.
On big aircrafts they learn everything only on simulator... can spend the whole years of first officer like nothing happens ever in real (luckily)... so can be a very experienced pilot in years but nothing ever happens to solve...?
It's very ... confusing.
This is what happens when your advisors get you to stop tweeting, isn't it?
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