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Who knows what situation led up to this, and god what I would pay to chat with his FO on his last trip to see what they saw
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Originally Posted by Zard
(Post 3684383)
whatever bro. This guy is my hero.
He had the balls to do what every single person who has ever had the misfortune of dealing with the Denver parking idiots wants to do every single time they have to interact with the lowest IQ mouth-breathing, window-licking, brainless government bureaucrats imaginable. if he’s got a gofundme, I’m contributing to it. Anyone who thinks this guy needs a psych eval more than any of the rest of us do has clearly never dealt with Denver parking. |
Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3684275)
https://www.yahoo.com/news/united-ai...000000438.html
Don’t get in an argument in the cockpit with this guy. He seems handy with the crash axe. |
Originally Posted by BlueScholar
(Post 3684388)
Who knows what situation led up to this, and god what I would pay to chat with his FO on his last trip to see what they saw
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WAS a Captain at United…yeah rough life bro
FIFY |
There is literally zero excuse, empathy or siding with someone who goes and crosses the imaginary looney wall by grabbing an axe and destroying airport property in uniform. It takes quite a bit to get to the stage where he got and I am sure it had very little to do with the parking lot.
No one should be siding with this guy, not even partially. All the public will see is that an experienced 777 CA at United almost crashed a WB into the ocean, followed by Mr. Anger Management here vandalizing airport property with an axe. This is how the media will portray a United pilot, unfortunately, this week. Age 63, I get it, he's on his way out and maybe he takes his paycheck for granted. Still - would never put my kids on his flight. Time to retire early. |
Originally Posted by ATISInformation
(Post 3684305)
Aaaaaaand the retirement age is down to 63
narrowbody Bus captain. That explains why he was stressed |
Originally Posted by Da40Pilot
(Post 3684411)
There is literally zero excuse, empathy or siding with someone who goes and crosses the imaginary looney wall by grabbing an axe and destroying airport property in uniform. It takes quite a bit to get to the stage where he got and I am sure it had very little to do with the parking lot.
No one should be siding with this guy, not even partially. All the public will see is that an experienced 777 CA at United almost crashed a WB into the ocean, followed by Mr. Anger Management here vandalizing airport property with an axe. This is how the media will portray a United pilot, unfortunately, this week. Age 63, I get it, he's on his way out and maybe he takes his paycheck for granted. Still - would never put my kids on his flight. Time to retire early. |
That’s the wrong way to go about it. I’m not one to glorify drinking, but so much better off to drive home, put the keys away & have a drink or 3.
Waiting in line to exit the lot? What’s one to do when the freeway is at a standstill as 4 lanes funnel into 2 for an accident? You never know how things will turn out, remember the first reports of the pilot in the window at the airport hotel? I’m sure with a little coin one can find an attorney to start ‘explaining things’. Just to give it light thought beforehand, no way to think that is going to turn out well. |
Originally Posted by 11atsomto
(Post 3684311)
If you worked at JetBlue and drove to JFK……….you know exactly what this guy is feeling……………………………………………………...granted I Dont think we’ve ever had intentional sabotage
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