Youngest Captain Ever
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Bendigo is right they do require a degree. Doesn't matter what it is though and when I asked an exchange officer a while back why he chose a degree in Botany his answer was that that was the course that had the highest female enrolement.
Can't argue with that sort of logic!
Can't argue with that sort of logic!
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Dunno about youngest....Possibly.. <img src="rolleyes.gif" border="0">
Blondest......Definitely! D:
Congratulations, Map Of Tassie.
Just lay off the bleach for a couple of weeks <img src="wink.gif" border="0">
Blondest......Definitely! D:
Congratulations, Map Of Tassie.
Just lay off the bleach for a couple of weeks <img src="wink.gif" border="0">
Yes, this thread has been on the 'straight-and-narrow' for long enuff - time it was hijacked...
I remember reading a US magazine article some 20yrs ago about a very youthful FedEx capt--on DC-10F at the time--who was lined up for their first Concorde slot!!
Wonder where he is now...
I remember reading a US magazine article some 20yrs ago about a very youthful FedEx capt--on DC-10F at the time--who was lined up for their first Concorde slot!!
Wonder where he is now...
