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About 2 weeks ago this sunday there was a man in the threshold of runway 10 as aircraft were landing.
The first was an acey that reported a near (within 10 feet) miss with a man without a shirt standing on runway 10. The tower snidly warned the next plane a Delta flight to land at there own risk. On roll out ask them if they saw anything and they reported nothing. The next aircraft was a Citrus and was warned and in the flare said they saw him pass under their wing. Tower finally believed that there was someone out there and sent the cops to pick him up. They found him shirtless wondering around the approach end of runway 10 just as the original aircraft claimed!!!
Cracked head or death wish......not sure which one!!
The police have confirmed it was a drunken Billy Bob Thornton trying to reenact his famous scene from 'Pushing Tin'
I was right there when it happened. A Delta 67 had his nose way over the hold short line. I'm guessing 15-20 ft from the edge of the runway. Tower told them of the incursion and they admitted to it. Then he gave the dreaded number to call. It also seemed to take a hell of a long time for the trucks to respond considering the 37 had some smoldering brakes.
Was Jolie with him? :laugh:
Wow, didn't Delta so something like this in FLL?
Delta didn't do anything in FLL, except avoid a crash when a United 737 missed a turn and entered runway 9L at TWY D.....they stopped on the runway when the tower instructed them to do so......
The Delta crew went around.......after the mains were on the ground.....
The ATL incident was a Delta jet put the nose just a foot over the hold short line which set off the alarms in the tower and Critter had to abort as instructed by the controller....
Both incidents, human error........
The ATL incident was a Delta jet put the nose just a foot over the hold short line which set off the alarms in the tower and Critter had to abort as instructed by the controller....
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You had to put your silly little "Critter" remark did'nt you? Boy you guys are pathetic.
Looks like "Instructor Dude" hooked another one. You should read who the post was from before you get your blood pressure up defending Mother Delta.
My bad.....I'm sorry the "silly Critter" thing gnaws at you.....it wasn't meant as a dig....
But since you seem so sensitive about it, maybe we ought to paint our employees busses with cool catchy slogans like "Wave at our friendly crewmembers and they won't hide when you point out the fact that they just changed their airline's name because of a crash".........
Just a slip......Lighten up.....I was flying around the ATL when it WAS critter......in all honesty, I liked the callsign AND the cartoonjet paintjob.....maybe it's a past you want to forget.....for that, I cannot apologize
You are right about Instructor, I should have looked though.......No defense Kharma of Mother D.....everytime I post, you take it like I give a $hit about where I work.....
You and I have different expectations of our employers. I work at Delta because it pays my bills. I don't care if they paint the planes green or pink or whether or not they change CEO's or go into bankruptcy......All I care about is getting paid. I sign in for my trip, go home and then look on the 15'th and the 30'th for my paycheck.....That's it!!!
I make no apologies for being a Delta pilot, and neither should you for being an Airtran guy. I work at a company that pays my bills.....period!!
Keep on pointing fingers at the Delta guys, It'll make your place on this forum so much more relevant.....
Again, you guys are right.....I was wrong.....No dig intended...I never use it on the radio nor do I condone the use......The "Critter" thing is usually used as a dig.
Delta guys wouldn't like it too much if we started referring to them as "Wind-check" . . . . . which I believe came about from the DFW microburst crash.
"Yeah, we've got ol' Wind-check in sight" . . . . :smash:
Before any of you guys jump in here, there's also "Herb's Turds", "Sky Nazis", "Yo 'Nited", Sh_ttaco . . . . something to p!ss off everyone.
Cheers, Big Ears :beer:
By the way, what paint scheme are you guys using this week?
Good one Brit.....not too original though....you should spend more time working up with an answer when your family asks why you don't apply to a big Airline like Southwest, Delta or American......
I have always liked and admired Delta. If you don't care where work, then why defend your employer or attack mine?
Maybe he doesn't want to take a pay cut? It's just a paycheck anyway, right?
p.s. I like the new paint job, very clean and classy; but the original livery is still my favorite.
What are we off......like 10 bucks??? You can buy me some Moes when I'm in C concourse.....
Old School Black nose and Widget for me!!
Again, you guys are right.....I was wrong.....No dig intended...I never use it on the radio nor do I condone the use......
Feel free to use wind-check, once again I could care less....
Funny how you try to excuse Delta crew's possible mistake (we don't know yet, it's still being investigated) by making disparaging comments about the other company involved.Delta didn't do anything in FLL, except avoid a crash...The ATL incident was a Delta jet put the nose just a foot over the hold short line which set off the alarms in the tower and Critter had to abort as instructed by the controller....
Thanks for doing that and like I said, we should all focus on the greedy executives rather than keep attacking each other…
I posted my reply before I saw your explanation:
“…Again, you guys are right.....I was wrong.....No dig intended...I never use it on the radio nor do I condone the use......”
Thanks for doing that and like I said, we should all focus on the greedy executives rather than keep attacking each other…