Larry Toler
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I just saw this on the morning news. The NTSB and FAA will not investigate due to the shutdown. The guy who owns the house was really lucky. RIP to the crew.
(Written on 01/22/2019)(Permalink)
Problem with that is if something does go wrong would you want a non-essential person on the flight deck? Even on auto pilot there is still a lot going on and the pilots do need to monitor instruments and any radio chatter.
(Written on 01/11/2019)(Permalink)
It's also a safety concern. She could also be a distraction. If it were my wife she would be in the jump seat complaining about my flying.
(Written on 01/11/2019)(Permalink)
According to the late Harry Anderson fish did something else in the water too. LOL
(Written on 01/04/2019)(Permalink)
It could have been from one of the food vendors in the airport. I haven't heard any mention of that.
(Written on 01/04/2019)(Permalink)
It was some article I read through my Google news feed. The headline made it seem Spirit didn't want to take chances with the local watee either. It's just one of those bizarre cases.
(Written on 01/03/2019)(Permalink)
They had the fish instead of the chicken. Sorry, couldn't help myself on that. On a serious note, I just read that although Spirit hasn't had pax illness coming from CLE but they are also investigating.
(Written on 01/03/2019)(Permalink)
That's the unfortunate truth. Even the smaller ERJ's and CRJ's are looked down on by most pax. Most pax aren't very enthused about flying anyway.
(Written on 12/07/2018)(Permalink)
Unfortunately using turboprops will not draw in your average, garden variety payin pax. A lot of airlines here in the US switched to mostly RJ'S for feeder service. They probably got a pretty good deal on the used ERJ's. It's also probably easier to fill a 50 seat aircraft as opposed to 70 seats this early in their venture.
(Written on 12/07/2018)(Permalink)
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