Re:737 MAX crashes “linked” by satellite track data, FAA says
by TheLoneAdmin on Thursday March 14, 2019 @03:42PM
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He lacks any kind of management experience.
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Re:737 MAX crashes “linked” by satellite track data, FAA says
by jki275 on Thursday March 14, 2019 @06:05PM
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Claiming an airline pilot lacks "any kind of management experience" displays a significant lack of understanding of the job of an airline pilot.
Re:737 MAX crashes “linked” by satellite track data, FAA says
by Bud on Saturday March 16, 2019 @04:00PM
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No, it doesn't. Your post does display a great facility for redefining what "management" means, in bad faith, though.
Re:737 MAX crashes “linked” by satellite track data, FAA says
by jki275 on Saturday March 16, 2019 @06:13PM
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That's an odd assertion. This particular guy may or may not be the guy to run the FAA, I have no idea on that. But I do know that he runs an airline for a massive multi-billion dollar corporation with multiple aircraft and crews.
Claiming he has no management experience is simply false.
Even someone who is not in that kind of position, but a major airline pilot, has significant management experience simply by virtue of the position. They're not like fighter pilots alone and unafraid up there flying around for fun.