Why are most major pilots rude to regional pilots?

[gnx99]

He wouldn't have been going to BUF, would he?

Not sure, but he was in MSP, walking towards the Mesaba and Pinnacle gates. You know him?

 

[jeroom]

Hmm - funny you should open your piehole and post something like this 80for80. I guess I should ask you from your previous threads - why are regional pilots so mean to fighter pilots? Oh wait, they aren't - it's just you that has the personal issue with fighter guys. Hey 80for80, never pass up the oppurtunity to keep your mouth shut.

I'm sure there is some medical help close by that can help you with your small man's syndrome...American Eagle's insurance should cover most of the cost.

Oh no... regional pilots are not rude to fighter pilots.... come on now...
Ok, next time you come to ATL, park your F16 at the C-concourse, we'll make sure you get a quick re-fuel, we'll even wash your fighter windshield. I will give you a few cans of pop and some crackers. And if you want, I will let you use my Ipod, and show you how to spike your hair (they might be too short for that).

 

[Motive Flow]

I've never noticed it in person, only on this board.

That being said, the only pilot I've EVER seen with a backpack was a UPS guy.

Or one of them gun-totin' FFDO's!

 

[Scrapdog]

Oh no... regional pilots are not rude to fighter pilots.... come on now...
Ok, next time you come to ATL, park your F16 at the C-concourse, we'll make sure you get a quick re-fuel, we'll even wash your fighter windshield. I will give you a few cans of pop and some crackers. And if you want, I will let you use my Ipod, and show you how to spike your hair (they might be too short for that).

WTF are you talking about? That was for 80for80 - and it was trying to prove that no one really cares about what you fly except for that clown, who has a grudge against fighter guys from all his previous ridiculous posts in the mil forum (ref: Indian AF cleans US Air Force clocks). No thanks, I don't need your Ipod, I have one of my own...and keep your crackers for your own dinner - at 25 bucks an hour, you'll need it.