themold
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| 조종사 인증서 | Commercial |
| 언어 | English (USA) |
Question ... Are you a pilot or an AVIATOR? There is a huge difference.
(Written on 2019/09/27)(Permalink)
From the very beginning, I have had my suspicions about pilot training at these foreign carriers. Pilots that cannot identify a malfunctioning trim system and immediately disable it have no place in a commercial airline cockpit. They only have training enough to get a license. These kind of pilots are NOT aviators, they are system managers. That accident should never have happened. As long as nothing goes wrong, they get away with it until something does go wrong.
(Written on 2019/09/20)(Permalink)
Just goes to show you, pilots LOVE to fly!
(Written on 2019/09/06)(Permalink)
So? That is not very unusual. Part 91 operation, short flight, VFR conditions. An everyday occurrence.
(Written on 2019/08/30)(Permalink)
Should be properly described as a "single engine" airplane.
(Written on 2019/08/02)(Permalink)
Most likely got below Vmc.
(Written on 2019/07/01)(Permalink)
CAT is a fact of flight. Never know when it will occur. Keep your seat belt fastened at all times.
(Written on 2019/02/15)(Permalink)
Better call MAACO!
(Written on 2019/02/15)(Permalink)
What, no wing walkers? Too much in a hurry.
(Written on 2018/08/17)(Permalink)
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