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SonicFlyer , 04-30-2023 05:56 AM

Gets Weekends Off

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnBurke

What has being called an "officer" to do with the price of tea in china, or being "sworn?"

Ever been a first officer? Were you sworn to uphold your duties to yank the gear?

Don't be an idiot.

The difference is that they use the phrase to try and falsely infer some sort of law enforcement authority, which they don't have.

#12

pangolin , 04-30-2023 07:11 AM

Gets Weekends Off

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheFly

https://www.newsweek.com/shocking-mo...irport-1796544

A pilot's life has been saved by two TSA officers coming to his aid at a Virginia airport when they realized he was suffering a cardiac arrest.
Officer Nigel Allen and Lead Officer Trenard Collier ran to help save the aviator, who collapsed suddenly at Richmond International Airport.

A TSA news release dated April 24 said Allen noticed the pilot appeared as though he was getting into some difficulty.
"Trenard saw the pilot on the other side of the atrium," Allen said in the release, "and told me, 'I think that guy is about to pass out.' I looked over just as the pilot fell to the floor."

The AED is what saved this pilot. How old is he? The article didn’t say.

#13

Pilot4000 , 05-01-2023 05:43 AM

Gets Weekends Off

I figured this thread was going to be invaded with vax conspiracy theory wackos. Instead it turned into a TSA bash fest.

APC gonna APC.

#14

hopp , 05-07-2023 06:49 AM

Ignoring; John Burke.

Quote:

Originally Posted by PipeMan

Seriously man, why don't you take it easy. There's more to life than big government or politics that you seem to get so caught up in. It's not like complaining anonymously to a bunch of people will change anything. That is likely to get your blood pressure up too.

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