P.S.
If I may quote you from a previous post of yours...
"...Finally I should to say that I am not a pilot, and I fly rarely as a passenger. However I work in a highly technical environment (I am a radiation oncologist specialising in the treatment of deep seated brain tumours) where small errors have big consequences. And I know from bitter experience how easy it is to make mistakes (in fact that is one of the reasons that I started to fly less often).
I have been using PPRUNE for a long time now as a spectator and I have usually found it an invaluable adjunct to the news whenever an aviation story comes up (Concorde, Egyptair the Duxford/Kray story). But on this thread I was so surprised by the reaction that I felt moved to register and contribute.
It looks as if professional pilots are flying into the same sort of turbulence that doctors ran into about six years ago. One lesson you should learn from what's happened to us...if you dont regulate yourselves effectively someone else will come in and do it for you, which isnt a very pleasant experience. "
Luke, I must appologise. You clearly are an expert on everything. Pretty bloody rich having a so called Doctor telling pilots how they should conduct themselves.... Now then, where can I find a good old Oncology forum to stir up...?
P.P.S. Your house is now in my GPS - and if you don't stop posting ill informed and ridiculous posts such as the Cambridge airport one, I'll post the coordinates here for everyone to enjoy!
[This message has been edited by Nishko (edited 14 May 2001).]