Spikey? It's not just Cathay.
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Spikey? It's not just Cathay.
Looks like Daddy sorted him out - so did our former "Number 1" for his daughter.
Bummer these kids never had to throw a bag, clean an oleo or wipe up the spew of his/her indigenous passengers.
Bummer these kids never had to throw a bag, clean an oleo or wipe up the spew of his/her indigenous passengers.
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Sorry, but 19 years old is too young to be in control of an airliner. Sure, supervised, but still.
I'm sure he is a great kid and very competent. But age does matter, especially when making decisions.
I'm sure he is a great kid and very competent. But age does matter, especially when making decisions.
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Mate of mine was 27when he got his command on a B767 for Lauda air
His FO was anywhere between 22 and 25.
Note: as far as 46 PC 92 Rtpc I can guarantee that at Easy jet are done in compete relax. No BS like where we work.
His FO was anywhere between 22 and 25.
Note: as far as 46 PC 92 Rtpc I can guarantee that at Easy jet are done in compete relax. No BS like where we work.
Looks like Daddy sorted him out - so did our former "Number 1" for his daughter.
Bummer these kids never had to throw a bag, clean an oleo or wipe up the spew of his/her indigenous passengers.
Bummer these kids never had to throw a bag, clean an oleo or wipe up the spew of his/her indigenous passengers.
Different folks get there by different means, doesn't mean any are undeserving of a seat in row 0. Good on the lad, and hope he has a long and satisfying career.
Sorry, but 19 years old is too young to be in control of an airliner
