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[Lear70]

"Due to no fault of Value Jet?" Are you kidding me? Value Jet sold the ticket. Value jet is responsible. Nice rationalization, though.

If it wasn't Value Jet's fault, then why are you Air Tran now?

Wow... I didn't realize you were on the accident investigation committee. If these were your thoughts, why didn't they make it into the final report?

Please, I'm sure we'd all love to hear your explanation about how EVERY package is opened and inspected by qualified, trained maintenance personnel to ascertain the contents and their status.

I mean, FedEx does that EVERY time when you go to a FedEx location to ship, right? Oh,,, they don't. Well, certainly UPS does, right? Hmmm... OK, the USPS would HAVE to since they're government employees and I'm absolutely positive they keep a maintenance tech around who would know how to identify depleted vs. still full O2 generators.

Yep, it's the airline's fault. How foolish of us.

I would absolutely LOVE to know who you are and where you work... please tell us. We just want to know so we can all nominate you for the C.P. gig...

 

[jke406]

Yep, it's the airline's fault. How foolish of us.

If the company is too incompetent and/or negligent to hold its contractors accountable and a crash results, you're GD right it's the airline's fault. No matter which airline it is.

But it was Value Jet in this case.

Those pax bought a ticket from Value Jet, not Billy Bob's Cannister Service and Bait Shop.

I assume from your angry response that Value Jet was completely exonerated of all wrongdoing in that incident. Is that correct?

 

[Kharma Police]

If the company is too incompetent to hold its contractors accountable and a crash results, you're GD right it's the airline's fault. No matter which airline it is.

But it was Value Jet in this case.

Those pax bought a ticket from Value Jet, not Billy Bob's Cannister Service.

I assume from your angry response that Value Jet was completely exonerated of all wrongdoing in that incident. Is that correct?

I got it!!!! You're "Scary" Mary Schiavo!!!!

 

[islandhoper]

If the company is too incompetent to hold its contractors accountable and a crash results, you're GD right it's the airline's fault. No matter which airline it is.

But it was Value Jet in this case.

Those pax bought a ticket from Value Jet, not Billy Bob's Cannister Service.

Damn right! And the poor people that died on 911 have to blame the bastards at United and American since they sold the tickets. What the hell are we doing in Irak?

Quite a statement huh?

So what airline if any do you work at?

 

[jke406]

The question was whether Value Jet was absolved of all wrongdoing.

Anyone?

I'm guessing from the huffing and puffing and changing of the subject (and the fact that it had to rename itself Air Tran) that the answer might be "no."

 

[Kharma Police]

The question was whether Value Jet was absolved of all wrongdoing.

Anyone?

I'm guessing from the huffing and puffing and changing of the subject (and the fact that it had to rename itself Air Tran) that the answer might be "no."

ValuJet was guilty for not properly supervising one of it's contractors (SabreTech). So, with that cleared up, why don't you, "huff and puff" and tell us which virtual airline you fly for?

 

[jke406]

ValuJet was guilty for not properly supervising one of it's contractors

Did you get that, Lear70?

 

[Ty Webb]

JKE- what a putz!

Did you get that, Lear70?

Hey, JKE- what the hell is wrong with you? You're spending your time in an AirTran thread arguing about something that happened 11 years ago that no one on this board was responsible for?

HELLO= wake up call- if you don't like AirTran, that's fine, but until you have the balls to say who you work for, kindly screw off.

 

[jke406]

yes, sir. I'll be sure to follow another anonymous poster's worthless advice.

 

[Kharma Police]

yes, sir. I'll be sure to follow another anonymous poster's worthless advice.

Ha! Ha! Ha!, chickin' s__t!!!