Air whiskey v. Hoeper?

[paid4training]

This was at the Supreme Court today....


http://m.washingtonpost.com/politic...l?Post+generic=?tid=sm_twitter_washingtonpost

 

[doh]

He should have been awarded a lot more than $1.5 million. Pat Doyle is an asshat.

 

[Rekks Inbound]

He should have been awarded a lot more than $1.5 million. Pat Doyle is an asshat.

I'm guessing that PD was acting more as a mouthpiece for KLW than voicing his own opinion in this case.

Regardless I hope Bill wins this. The ramifications go far beyond how one employee was treated.

Peace.

Rekks

 

[SpauldingSmails]

In this case, obviously it seems that the ARW supervisor was out of line.

However, I'm reminded of the PSA incident back in the 80's whereby a terminated employee boarded an aircraft and shot the flight crew mid-flight in retaliation against his employer.

Anyone around here flown with the guy? Pretty unusual to not be able to make a successful transition after a couple attempts.

Just wondering if you all feel there was any merit to his case that he was targeted whilst in training. Obviously, the company's actions after the fact may have suggest a vendetta was at play.

 

[Golden Falcon]

Flown with Bill..better than average operator..and a good fellow to boot....

 

[ASApuppy]

In this case, obviously it seems that the ARW supervisor was out of line.

However, I'm reminded of the PSA incident back in the 80's whereby a terminated employee boarded an aircraft and shot the flight crew mid-flight in retaliation against his employer.

Anyone around here flown with the guy? Pretty unusual to not be able to make a successful transition after a couple attempts.

Just wondering if you all feel there was any merit to his case that he was targeted whilst in training. Obviously, the company's actions after the fact may have suggest a vendetta was at play.

Didn't something like this also happen at FedEx?

 

[BUDDHA145]

Yep, but he use an axe to try killing the crew! He was restrain but he did manage to land couple of blows on the pilots! Maybe someone els knows the details....

 

[Golden Falcon]

Yep, but he use an axe to try killing the crew! He was restrain but he did manage to land couple of blows on the pilots! Maybe someone els knows the details....

In both the PSA and FEDEX incidents, the offenders bypassed security...Bill did not bypass security...

 

[BUDDHA145]

Understood, but I was referring to his fedex Q...

 

[RightPedal]

FedEx flt 705 staring Jim Tucker
http://www.avweb.com/news/profiles/182918-1.html?redirected=1

 

[Golden Falcon]

Apparently he lost the case...reason basically was to to prevent airline employees from hesitating to call the TSA in the event of ANY perceived or possible security threat...