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pdxflyboy

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6. Hey mn9driver...

Reply to mn9driver (Reply #5)

Tue Sep 29, 2020, 05:09 PM

Sep 2020

I’m with ya. I’ve known a few “desk jockeys” throughout my airline career. If they showed up in my flight deck to get flying in to stay minimally current, I had to keep a close eye on them for the entire flight. U know what I mean.

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FAA administrator set to pilot 737 Max on Wednesday [View all] brooklynite Sep 2020 OP

It sure would be a bitch if he crashed it. James48 Sep 2020 #1

You can safely bet that the disable switch for the auto-pilot has been thoroughly tested already. keithbvadu2 Sep 2020 #2

I approve of this genxlib Sep 2020 #3

Now that's what I call a public servant. bluescribbler Sep 2020 #4

Grandstanding. mn9driver Sep 2020 #5

Hey mn9driver... pdxflyboy Sep 2020 #6

I've never fully understood what makes a management pilot tick. mn9driver Sep 2020 #7

That maybe the best type of pilot whistler162 Sep 2020 #12

It might be attention seeking.... Happy Hoosier Oct 2020 #13

Big woop...covering THEIR ass right along with Boeing Bengus81 Sep 2020 #8

I hope he knows how to fly. JohnnyRingo Sep 2020 #9

Hope they remembered to disable this: ret5hd Sep 2020 #10

It was nice knowing ya! SansACause Sep 2020 #11