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Flyweight
09-04-2023 12:31 PM
Originally Posted by Nucflash
(Post 3692283)
He probably was on the typical path of flying rubber dog crap around between Little Rock and Texarkana before he got his “big break” working on his knees for Bethune. No telling how many times before that he was turned down at respectable airlines and/or the military….
Might need to NDI for scorch marks.
Spartacusbob
09-05-2023 04:42 PM
Originally Posted by FrancisSawyer
(Post 3691926)
As a retired mil guy, I appreciated the babysitting I got. And, for those non-mil guys who feel offended for having to help us get 121 experience, I would have been proud to fight alongside you had you chosen to serve.
This. The Captains I’ve flown with, have, for nearly the entirety, been incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, and gracious, excellent mentors, and genuine pleasures to fly with. Absolutely, as a Capt, you should expect to mentor and the new guy FO should be hungry for information you can teach. To all those great Capts out there, a genuine thanks for helping me get better.
hummingbear
09-05-2023 05:48 PM
Originally Posted by Spartacusbob
(Post 3692964)
This. The Captains I’ve flown with, have, for nearly the entirety, been incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, and gracious, excellent mentors, and genuine pleasures to fly with. Absolutely, as a Capt, you should expect to mentor and the new guy FO should be hungry for information you can teach. To all those great Capts out there, a genuine thanks for helping me get better.
