I know Stu personally having worked in Burbank as a Lance and BE99 CA.
He was always cordial and fair with me. Rumors are rumors. AMF was a good place to work. If you show up for work on time, and work hard, they treat you well.
As far as telling pilots to 'make up their own wx', that type of leadership would have hurt AMF a long time ago. AMF is successful, and not because they break the rules.
Their operating procedures helped me make it through my training in the DO Jet.
And, as I've found out at my current job, there are pilots who will complain no matter how good they have it.
Sure, nothing is perfect anywhere. Not even working for yourself. I guess it's just the nature of humanity to never be satisfied with what you have.
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