Well that obviously hit a nerve there. Maybe it was the part you didn't refer to.

You say the Majority of pilots are professional and gentlemanly in the cockpit, maybe that is true so could it be that the minority who are not are the ones slithering venom on the website as well? You could be right!

Seems to me that if such resentment and anger exists that it at best it is only being thinly disguised in the cockpit and out.

Are you suggesting that this site plays the sacred role of allowing the minority of unprofessional pilots to vent rage bitterness and sometimes unsolicited attack so that they are free to transform into gentlemen in the cockpit? For that sort of anger management maybe a councilor would be a better investment in time.

As to my sensitivity yes I do feel concerned about some of the attacks that happen on this forum to often known individuals who are unlucky enough to be involved in incidents and to anyone who tries to have a discussion beyond the limits of those low minded attacks whinging and whining. Where you get the leap from that to the strange suggestion that I feel more valuable or what was it.... exiting than you well, only you know the answer to that..

So let see, being positive or happy now is a crime on this site too and its true Raison d'etre is a spittoon basin for otherwise "professional" pilots to offload venom so they can try to be professional in the cockpit. Mudslinging is also acceptable to you on an anonymous forum? Interesting theory Dragon.

Lets hope the day never comes when you have a bad day at work that you and your family feel its ok to have mud slung at you here. I do not- and if you were honest, nor do you.
Thanks for the heads up.

This thread was titled " Greed "

Are all of your attention spans so limited that you can't even stick to the subject? Enough already with the thread drift. Take your arguments about who is more unprofessional elsewhere. You are spoiling the one thread that was a bit of fun.

You guys are just way too easy to bait. Must be a sign of your castration by the company that you have to come over here and try and prove your manhood through pointless arguments we have all heard a thousand times.

Ok once you ladies have finished your philosophical discussion and finished exchanging cooking recipes, maybe we can then get back to some pertinent issues. :ugh:

dragon69

just to pick up on the points referring to non-pilots reading the threads on pprune. The reason most engineers come to pprune is to read the Tech Log and Technicians/Engineers sections, and there is always a good amount of sensible, interesting and intelligent conversation going on in there. Then I come to read the FH forum to see what makes CX pilots tick and there's enough here to give an idea. Though a generalisation is not as good as individual cases, there seem to be A LOT of money related issues discussed. Not so many about other aspects of CX/KA life.

Is this related to greed? I think - YES. Therfore a thread related to greed is very valid here. What is it they say about the truth - it hurts right?

Regards,

N1 Vibes

proffesional towards each other in the cokpit is indicative of our proffesionalism

God help us. Being a Cathay Pilot a profession?

N1 Vibes,
you have certainly found your mark. Burn them all that's what I say :ok: