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13th Oct 2001, 02:36
When are you an aviator? Is an aviator an airline pilot, a commercial or is a ppl engough to be an aviator? For me personally this word has a wide open meaning. I think an aviator is someone who has any other feedlngs than bad ones when he sees a plane in the sky. Doesn't matter if he has a licence or is just an enthusiast. But as English is not my native language it could be that you have a different understanding of that word.
So what's an aviator for you?

EddyCurrents
13th Oct 2001, 02:58
A good aviator is an airman possesing superior flying skills matched with the judgement to prevent him/her placing his/her aircraft in a situation that requires the superior skills to save the aircraft.

EGDR
13th Oct 2001, 04:44
An aviator is any ****er who flies be it one of god's gift i.e. an RN OBSERVER(pinger of course, no bagmen need apply) or nav or even pilot.

[ 13 October 2001: Message edited by: EGDR ]