Whats it like to never make mistakes...?
If this was any other carrier you'd all be saying what a great job the pilots did as noone was hurt - as previous "incidents" have shown.
You all make me laugh, making assumptions about Ryanair and their crew.
Just because a Captain has 3800 hours, does not make him less able to make a sound decision compared to someone of 10,000 hours. Every scenario is different.
At the end of the day we are all the same - we are professional airline pilots, we've all done the same training (give or take a few changes over the years) - so the fact we have Ryanair printed on the side of our a/c and you dont, doesnt make us somehow worse than you or make you infaliable to making a wrong decision. If we started flying for BA or someother "respected" airline, does that mean we automatically become better pilots, no of course not. So why some of you b!tch and moan about how bad we are, when you dont even know 1/8 of the workforce let alone all of us, is quite frankly showing your naievity.
The sooner some of you get off your high horse and realise you are nothing special, the better.
