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We had many emergencies declared for dumb things, that have now been ironed out
Are you saying that pilots declared emergencies for dumb things, or that things that shouldn't have failed, did fail, causing the emergency?
 
I thought the Delta deal with Skyway was all but signed, of course no official word means something might not be going right. I thought no else was a contender/wanted the 328's?
 
Gotta' love those mechanics (who are firmly planted on the ground), that armchair quarterback pilot's for declaring an emergency...

Hmmm, were you there? Is it your license on the line, but more importantly...is it YOUR ASS on-the-line?

SAFETY is our number one priorty! What's yours?
 
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chperplt said:
Are you saying that pilots declared emergencies for dumb things, or that things that shouldn't have failed, did fail, causing the emergency?
No, pilots had to declare for shall I say small things due to procedure i.e. landing gear down & lock indicators being burned out. Depending on the pilots experience in the aircraft, some would approach this situation differently, and an emergency was not declared. That is what I meant by dumb things (a light bulb combined with bad procedures to deal with it) and they have since been ironed out (procedure changed).
 
BAe3100FO said:
Gotta' love those mechanics (who are firmly planted on the ground), that armchair quarterback pilot's for declaring an emergency...
You misunderstood me there. See above post. Believe me, I know what you are up against more so than you think. I was not saying anything against the pilots. I will let this get back to the training questions, don't want it to get way off topic....
 
BAe3100FO said:
Gotta' love those mechanics (who are firmly planted on the ground), that armchair quarterback pilot's for declaring an emergency...

Hmmm, were you there? Is it your license on the line, but more importantly...is it YOUR ASS on-the-line?

SAFETY is our number one priorty! What's yours?

Shut up you assh0le! Oops, I didn't mean to be rude to you Mr. Pilot. Were YOU there? Nah, retarted pilot, never met one....idiot.
 
BlueRidger said:
Hearing a lot of rumors that the Skyways deal is falling through with Delta. People at the Pan Am Facility in IAD are saying that Skways has pulled back its training program. Anyone from Skyways hearing this?
That's most likely because PanAm's instructors s___

Jobear
 
I'll take this from here....

uck.


That's the word you were looking for right?
 
It's certainly true that Dallas is the perferred place that Skyway is sending pilots to get trained. I hear that Dulles instructors are lacking in comparison and many Skyway pilots are having a hard time getting through the program over there. I even heard that some are refusing to take the check ride because they believe they haven't been trained properly and won't pass.
 

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