Anyone can make a mistake but it is identifying and rectifying that mistake which is important.
He talks twaddle about flying the aircraft, navigate and finally communicate.
That maybe appropriate where there is a problem with flying the aircraft but his aircraft was fully functional albeit floating along in strong winds.
As for part 2? Navigate he obviously had no ability to do that wandering blindly through Stansted and Luton so that left part 3 communicate!!!
Having seen a major airport his priority should have been to communicate the fact that he was lost and in Stansted airspace.
In my eyes that was the priority threat and his no 1 priority.
Most disturbing is his inability to acknowledge any wrong doing and making it out to be a fuss about nothing.
He almost claims that his superior skills would have avoided any collision risk with another aircraft maybe travelling at 250 kts maybe popping out of the clouds in front of him?
What a Wally! piloting skills? he obviously does not have any.
Pace
Last edited by Pace; 19th Apr 2013 at 10:08.