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Air Tahoma grounded by FAA

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Old 16th Jan 2009, 17:34
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Air Tahoma grounded by FAA

Seems like another cargo carrier has gone out of business, CV580 operator
Air Tahoma has had their certificate pulled by the FAA. I guess two
crashes is enough to do in anybody...
The Columbus Dispatch : Air Tahoma grounded by FAA
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Old 21st Jan 2009, 20:08
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Took them long enough. They nearly killed me when I was a freight puppy; if I had stayed, I could well have been the FO on their first fatal. For the sake of the industry, I can only hope it sticks.
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I worked for AT back in the day. most of the line pilots seemed really nice, I guess they were getting screwed just as much as the next person.

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