FedEx chief pilot rant

[propjob27]

Oh let it go Hagar. That thread was months ago. We all hashed it out there and you were proven wrong and then when you had your tail between your legs you told everyone you were just kidding. Let's reiterate one more time... the guy posted a link to a PUBLIC website. He did not generate said public website (which would be a violation of privilege).

It kinda takes away from the nice post you made at the end of that thread in which you set the record straight and polished up your image. I guess you are back to playing the role of hall monitor.

Yup. There's nothing illegal about Google...

Here's another one for you Hagar:

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/221930/c5_animated_crash/

 

[sandman2122]

Poser

Face it, whatever the cause/causes, FedEx has an unusually high number of incidents/accidents compared to their contemporaries.

FYI, "theguat" is a poser typing on his computer at his mom and dad's house.

Put him/her on your unsubscribe list.

 

[satpak77]

FYI, "theguat" is a poser typing on his computer at his mom and dad's house.

Put him/her on your unsubscribe list.

Concur

Mom or Dad could be a FedEx pilot. Wonder where he got that email from? Dad's MS Outlook program?

FYI

 

[JAM-BRO]

I've said it before, I'll say it again, as long as you treat a companies hiring practices like a frat and a good ol boys club, you won't really get the "best of the best"

I second that...

 

[cjdriver]

Re: TLH. Weren't the PAPI's blamed for the accident due to some type of refractive issue with moisture on the lense?

 

[satpak77]

Re: TLH. Weren't the PAPI's blamed for the accident due to some type of refractive issue with moisture on the lense?

uh, no. The opposite was concluded.

SEE

http://www.ntsb.gov/Events/2004/FedEx1478/PAPI.pdf

 

[cjdriver]

Wow, I guess that responsibility avoidance tactic didn't work too well. Too bad they had the PAPI's Notam'd out for quite a while after that accident.

 

[satpak77]

read the full NTSB report

it is what it is

 

[active_herk]

I've said it before, I'll say it again, as long as you treat a companies hiring practices like a frat and a good ol boys club, you won't really get the "best of the best"

I second that...

So what (or who) determines what the "best of the best" is? I'm guessing in your eyes, you guys are it!!! Please forward your names and SSNs to me so I can be sure to put in a recommendation for you, I want to get credit for getting the "best of the best" on property. Thanks!

 

[Phaedrus]

The best of the best is only one, and redundant at that; "best" being superlative and all. Grammatically speaking of course. Maybe it is big al or JAM-BRO, but it can't be both. Which one will you recommend?