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What do you mean it wasn't Southwest's fault...Salk

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Lucky,

Not too bright, dude.

Are you the jackwagon slowing us all down on the Fisel Arrival in FLL?
 
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And proof of another dangerous SWAPA pilot flying your family and friends in violation of Boeings limitations.

SWA thinks limitations are just suggestions to follow when it is convenient.

I will write real slow for the SWAPA pilots who need the tutoring.

250 k below 10k is a design limitation. period. end of discussion. fact.

Birds fly below 10k and wind screens are designed to withstand a bird strike below 250 knots. Not 259, 260, 261, or 270, but 250 or slower.

Staker is another SWA pilot who doesn't know what he is doing.

You are a complete moron!!!!!! :beer:
 
Hey,
Why can Canadian 737s exceed 250 below 10K.
Side note, I heard from a person fairly well connected to the FAA that the 73s in question were inspected by a contract MX firm, who used a metal scraper to remove sealant, instead of the SRM mandated plastic scraper, and the metal scraper scratched the skin causing stress risers and ultimate failures.
I guess we will see.....
PBR
 
Hey,
Side note, I heard from a person fairly well connected to the FAA that the 73s in question were inspected by a contract MX firm, who used a metal scraper to remove sealant, instead of the SRM mandated plastic scraper, and the metal scraper scratched the skin causing stress risers and ultimate failures.
I guess we will see.....
PBR

The problem started at the assembly line. Boeing has already admitted this.
 
And proof of another dangerous SWAPA pilot flying your family and friends in violation of Boeings limitations.

SWA thinks limitations are just suggestions to follow when it is convenient.

I will write real slow for the SWAPA pilots who need the tutoring.

250 k below 10k is a design limitation. period. end of discussion. fact.

Birds fly below 10k and wind screens are designed to withstand a bird strike below 250 knots. Not 259, 260, 261, or 270, but 250 or slower.

Staker is another SWA pilot who doesn't know what he is doing.

You really are lucky to have a job, if you actually have one. Hopefully, it's not flying airliners.
 

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