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Compass Airlines Capt. Steven Peterka Receives ALPA’s Superior Airmanship Award

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Sounds like he did a good job, but he must have flown Dash 8's in a prior job. A diving right turn in a 35-40 degree bank sounds like about normal for me.
 
Sounds like someone took a creative writing class


"After the passengers walked safely out of the airplane, it became evident that the fire was severe"

Walked? After a descent like that, and a severe fire, no one walked!
 
yeah but getting a burning plane on the ground from 36000 in less than 8 mins is pretty good...no matter what you think of the guy.
That's nothing, the Peenuckle guys got it from 410 to a house in quite a bit less time than that, and they weren't even on fire till they hit the house!
PRB
 
The courageous action by Flight Attendant Gloria Heurtematte to attempt to extinguish the fire
Most FA's, especially the elderly, wear enough perfume to suck the oxygen away from a fire.
 
20-minutes (21:55-22:15)
Two and a half times longer.
Point completely missed, see post #17, I specialize in the edge!
PBR
 

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