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The SHOW: Airlines still a "good gig"??
- Thread starter A4sForever
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Oh dear. There goes the 1500 hr rule
Your seniority will go up even faster now. Don’t worry that your junior FOs now won’t be able to find FLC on the panel, or know what “descend via” means. You’re in the money!
If you're looking to kill a few minutes, perusing Blue Line Aviation's socials is an amusing bit of rage-inducing reading. My favorite is their "New World Record" posts.
2 months and 19 days for.....: IFR, CSEL, CMEL, MEI, CFI, CFII.
Good on him for pushing through all that crap and passing, but sheesh, how much experience does a CFII with 3-4 months of training have?
Obviously a rhetorical question.
According to the FAA "all he needs" 🙄
A wise instructor once told me, "experience is what you get right after you needed it most and it only comes with time or having been there"
Time has proven this to be very true at least for me looking back.
AIRMMCPORET
Plan “A” Retired
Enough to kill himself, and a student, hopefully nobody on the ground.
WTAF?
viewfromthewing.com
A Delta Air Lines pilot was arrested on Saturday after Flight 2809 from Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) landed at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). The Boeing 757 had encountered minor delays earlier in the flight due to low visibility caused by fog, but the situation escalated dramatically once the aircraft reached the gate.
According to eyewitnesses, approximately 10 law enforcement officers, including agents from Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), boarded the plane immediately after landing. Officers rushed to the cockpit and arrested one of the pilots without warning. Passengers said the second pilot appeared shocked and told those who asked that he had “no idea what just happened.” Authorities had deliberately kept the arrest quiet during the flight to avoid alerting the suspect.
Delta Air Lines has not issued a statement about the incident and referred all inquiries to law enforcement. The US Department of Homeland Security has not disclosed the reason for the pilot’s arrest. Identity of the pilot in custody has not been revealed.
'Stormed The Cockpit': Homeland Security Arrests Delta Pilot Moments After Landing In San Francisco - View from the Wing
Delta Air Lines flight 2809 from Minneapolis to San Francisco had to go around and attempt to land a second time due to low visibility in fog, and was delayed about 9 minutes, but was otherwise like any other flight - until it reached the gate.
A Delta Air Lines pilot was arrested on Saturday after Flight 2809 from Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) landed at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). The Boeing 757 had encountered minor delays earlier in the flight due to low visibility caused by fog, but the situation escalated dramatically once the aircraft reached the gate.
According to eyewitnesses, approximately 10 law enforcement officers, including agents from Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), boarded the plane immediately after landing. Officers rushed to the cockpit and arrested one of the pilots without warning. Passengers said the second pilot appeared shocked and told those who asked that he had “no idea what just happened.” Authorities had deliberately kept the arrest quiet during the flight to avoid alerting the suspect.
Delta Air Lines has not issued a statement about the incident and referred all inquiries to law enforcement. The US Department of Homeland Security has not disclosed the reason for the pilot’s arrest. Identity of the pilot in custody has not been revealed.
What was his seniority number?
Delta co-pilot arrested at SFO after federal agents ‘stormed the cockpit’
A Delta co-pilot was arrested by federal agents moments after landing at SFO on Saturday, stunning passengers aboard Flight 2809 from Minneapolis.
www.sfchronicle.com
Unless you're on the Epstein list, that will get you prison time.
As it should. Epstein listers included.
I'll bet most were oblivious.
If that's the case, why not arrest the guy in the parking lot or something? Doing it on the plane seems like a great way to create a bad situation.