ToThePain
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- Aug 28, 2005
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Nice way to thank those that fly for this country...... How about a simple "Thanks" not a I am super pilot for flying for SWA response.
What is so ironic, is all the SH!t you and guys like Double talk smack about is what you and others despised about the Legacy pilots in the 90s. Only goes to show, when someone is on top they LUV to SH!T on people below them.
Would take a CAL pilot in jumpseat over one of you "EGO" boosted SWA guys any day of the week.
AA
P.S. Just got bakc from the bar with the "HOT" wife, spelling and grammar may suck.... And I don't care. Also she is requesting my company.....Bye Bye....
Thankyou AA,
While no one should ever EXPECT anyone to serve or die for their country, we should pay some respect for those that do choose that life. I have flown with both civilian and military that have been weak flying an aircraft, I would never be so cocky to say that one is better than another, and that’s with 10 years active duty and one year in the reserve. Anyone like SWA/FO who is so bold to say such things needs to take a good look around, I have several military friends that work at SWA who would not share that opinion, and for the cheap seats I was offered an interview with SWA after starting training with CAL and chose not to go that route. Why? CAL offered me a job and put me in training first, I would not disrespect the people who sponsored me because "I had to make the most money in the first year". SWA is a good company but not the only one contrary to what some people think. Everyone chooses what they want. I am in B777 training, that’s what I want. Some people want to fly 737's and make good money, good on them. Why can’t people be happy with what others choose and quit being so judgmental? Pick what you want and enjoy life, we have no idea how much longer we have here as evidenced by the average age pilots die.
p.s. I have made several approaches in a P3 (that’s a fixed wing aircraft for the slow witted) to 0-0 weather and several CATII approaches as a civilian airline pilot and I didn't freak out so relax on the military guys being afraid of flying in the clouds and low visibility......