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FlyFlyFly said:Interesting that KO has let some of their low time hires go, while the kid that tried to fire up an APU on a GIV in the hangar, on a plane under maintenance, after midnight on a Friday, with his friends (could he have been out drinking?), dumping a substantial amount of fuel on the hangar floor, is still there. It was lucky for him he wasn't smart enough to get it started...
Guess it pays for your daddy to have friends.
Hmm, I wonder if that was the 800 hour kid from Riddle that got hired there a few years back...Interesting that KO has let some of their low time hires go, while the kid that tried to fire up an APU on a GIV in the hangar, on a plane under maintenance, after midnight on a Friday, with his friends (could he have been out drinking?), dumping a substantial amount of fuel on the hangar floor, is still there. It was lucky for him he wasn't smart enough to get it started...
HAZ-MAT said:Hmm, I wonder if that was the 800 hour kid from Riddle that got hired there a few years back...
Sorry if I came across as an ass, he was a fellow classmate, just didn't want to come out and say his name, but some of us remember him as the luckiest kid with 800 hours.Well, I guess if he's from Riddle, he must be the guilty party ...
GVFlyer said:I don't think Donnie is going to help the situation there. He's not highly regarded among my friends who are Navy fighter types. Here's some background.
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Donnie Cochran is the first black man to fly with the Navy's Blue Angels flying team. Until May, when he resigned from the team, he was also the commander of the unit. There was apparently no pressure on him to step down, and he resigned with considerable dignity, citing concern about his own flying mistakes and the threat they could pose to safety. During a recent show at Virginia Beach, the team had to scuttle a maneuver because Mr. Cochran made an error. A spokesman for the Blue Angels explained that the commander made "what aviators refer to as head mistakes." The real question, which remains unasked, is why Mr. Cochran was put into this position. (Basil Talbott, Jolt for Blue Angels, Chicago Sun-Times, May 29, 1996.)
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mxflyer said:thanks king but its not my # and the guys who # it is is posted on nbaa website for public viewing anyway. he gave me permission to post it. if you need anything in the atl area......call him. its his cell # but thanks for warning. i would post mine but id be afraid my ex would get it
m3pilot1 said:It's nice to know where you're coming from. The stone age?
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