OB-CPO
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The fact remains the drivers lugnuts were indeed loosened and an accident DID occur.
Does this person have aftermarket Wheels on his/her truck? If they do, go to any goodyear or tire store and read the disclamer. It states do not overtighten lugnuts on aluminum wheels and have them re-torqued periodically as they tend to loosen up on their own. I know because I had American Racing wheels on my old truck and would have my lugs re-torqued every oil check to prevent that from happening!
I am not a black helicopter type, I am glad that the person was ok, not harmed or put "to their death". This whole ordeal (Go vs. the state of Hawaii )(that would be a great celebrity death match by the way...5 bucks on MU to win!)has blown way out of proportion.
MU, give me a call I would like to chat about all of this! PM me if you dont have my number anymore!
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/02-28-2007/0004536788&EDATE=
January was the eighth month of operation for Mesa's independent Hawaii
division go! which recorded an overall completion factor of 100% and on
time arrival rate of 96.3%. go!'s operations generated 12.9 million
available seat miles, 7.6 million revenue passenger miles and 53,208
passenger enplanements, resulting in a load factor of 58.4%.
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/02-28-2007/0004536788&EDATE=
January was the eighth month of operation for Mesa's independent Hawaii
division go! which recorded an overall completion factor of 100% and on
time arrival rate of 96.3%. go!'s operations generated 12.9 million
available seat miles, 7.6 million revenue passenger miles and 53,208
passenger enplanements, resulting in a load factor of 58.4%.
What I find incredible is that the FAA would grant any certificate to anyone that was thrown out of Wall Street. If you get thrown out by those sheisters you have to be exceedingly crooked...
as he continues to prove.
here's the dedicated page along with a way to help with the fight.
http://dontflygo.com/mesa-airlines-sues-pilot-michael-uslan.html
Whay happens if JO wins this lawsuit? Is the judge gonna force this guy to report for a Mesa class the next Monday and stay with the company for five years? :smash:
Naw, that would most certainly qualify as "cruel and unusual punishment."![]()
OB-CPO thanks bra! You too good. If everybody gave like you Johnny O would be in serious trouble.
Mesa lawsuit against pilot goes to court
Pacific Business News (Honolulu) - 10:31 AM HAST Thursday, June 21, 2007
Mesa Air Group's lawsuit against Mike Uslan, a former Mesa pilot now flying for Aloha Airlines, is scheduled for a hearing Monday in U.S. District Court in Phoenix. Mesa operates the go! interisland air service.
The lawsuit, filed in Arizona in January, alleges that Uslan participated in a Web site -- www.dontflygo.com -- that Mesa claims is misleading, violates its trademark over the use of "metatags" and makes defamatory statements against the airline and its CEO, Jonathan Ornstein. Mesa, which operates the interisland airline go! in Hawaii, seeks an injunction to remove the site and to identify its authors.
In a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, filed March 14, Jeffrey Miller, Uslan's attorney, argued that Mesa filed the lawsuit in Arizona to make it expensive and inconvenient for Uslan to defend himself and to intimidate people from speaking out against Mesa's business practices in Hawaii.
Mesa's attorney, David Rogers of Phoenix-based Squire Sanders, did not respond to PBN's request for comment.
Chad Blair