Originally Posted by AAL763

Now, I'm just going to go out on a limb and say this stowaway was from the previous flight which was coming from San Paulo, Brazil

Originally Posted by AAL763

Anyways, if from Brazil, what a damning indictment on both the flight crew and ground crew in ORD for not catching this in Chicago.

Originally Posted by AAL763

If an actual walk-around was performed, there is no way a dead body would be left unnoticed in the wheel well. Cold ears in Chicago are not a valid reason for skipping a walk-around

Originally Posted by Turbosina

This morning I watched an AAL 767-300 land, the wings were rocking back and forth so badly I think the PF was drunk. Possibly the PM, too. If this is true, and AAL pilots are in fact flying drunk, I better run to my nearest aviation forum and start speculating.

Originally Posted by Steve Crewdog

I'm wondering if AAL763 is that idiot/self proclaimed expert/attenton ***** Blancoilio?

Originally Posted by Turbosina

This morning I watched an AAL 767-300 land, the wings were rocking back and forth so badly I think the PF was drunk. Possibly the PM, too. If this is true, and AAL pilots are in fact flying drunk, I better run to my nearest aviation forum and start speculating.

Originally Posted by Steve Crewdog

I'm wondering if AAL763 is that idiot/self proclaimed expert/attenton ***** Blancoilio?

Originally Posted by AAL763

Looks like a dead body was found in wheel well compartment on a UAL202 from ORD-PHOG yesterday.

Now, I'm just going to go out on a limb and say this stowaway was from the previous flight which was coming from San Paulo, Brazil (Although, I hear Chicagostan is getting pretty bad nowadays). Anyways, if from Brazil, what a damning indictment on both the flight crew and ground crew in ORD for not catching this in Chicago. If an actual walk-around was performed, there is no way a dead body would be left unnoticed in the wheel well. Cold ears in Chicago are not a valid reason for skipping a walk-around, haha. Can anyone confirm yet if the stowaway was from Chicago or Brazil?

Originally Posted by BestPilotInTheW

Nobody at AA likes that clown either, He's from the era of Judy.

Originally Posted by The Union

Grass Valley pilot safely lands 757 after one engine quits.

• By NCS Import
• Apr 23, 2012

An American Airlines flight from Hawaii – carrying 147 people, including seven crewmembers – landed safely on one engine at Los Angeles International Airport early Monday after Grass Valley pilot Thomas “Juan” Browne reported engine trouble.
Airline spokesman Matt Miller in Dallas said instruments on Flight 246 showed trouble with the left engine about an hour before its scheduled arrival and the engine was shut down. He says the aircraft is designed to fly safely on one engine.
In an e-mail to The Union, Browne said it was his first engine failure in 13 years of flying with American Airlines, although he “had plenty in the (United States Air Force).”
“This was on the all-nighter this morning coming back from Kona, Hawaii about an hour and a half from LAX (0330 hrs),” Browne wrote. “The left engine failed abruptly at cruise of 38,000 (feet). We suspect the low pressure engine driven fuel pump failed.”
Browne said an emergency was declared, and the plane was taken down to descended to 25,000 feet, where they “ran the procedures, briefed the rest of the crew, notified the pax (passengers) of a ‘minor mechanical problem with the left engine’ and yours truly flew a flawless single engine (Instrument Landing System) into LAX with crummy weather – 500 feet broken/mist.”
The Boeing 757 jetliner landed at 5:19 a.m. from Kona and passengers got off at the terminal gate.
Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Ian Gregor says FAA inspectors will work with the airline to determine the cause of the problem and ensure it is fixed before the plane is returned to service.
– The Associated Press contributed to this report.

https://www.theunion.com/news/grass-valley-pilot-safely-lands-757-after-one-engine-quits/article_d5d5e449-58d2-5d7e-81e8-16b309dcdb94.html

Originally Posted by jerryleber

Not sure where 'here' is, but you sure spend a lot of time on United's forum talking about things you obviously know little about. Interesting.

Originally Posted by worstpilotever

Still waiting for specifics.

Originally Posted by Steve Crewdog

Judy?