Instructor had previously fallen asleep
supposedly... 10 years before the crash, but hey, that must be relevant because it sounds bad! By golly the Coroners hearings take a long time. The Liberty has since been on-sold and is repaired and flying again.
Inquest hears flight instructor at centre of fatal plane crash 'fell asleep' in training | thetelegraph.com.au http://resources1.news.com.au/images...lane-crash.jpg |
The Instructor is not around to defend himself...
Guilty until proven innocent?. Counsel assisting the coroner Gerard Craddock SC suggested the claims should have raised "very serious concerns" about Mr Andrews keeping his pilot's license. A sensible reply from RW; "The receipt of a confidential report ... does not necessarily mean it was true," he said. |
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You're a morbid fecker, minister for bad news :suspect:
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Hmmm, more than one instructor on a check flight has pretended to fall asleep to 'relax' the student or see what they would do.
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I know of two CPL candidates performing their CPL check flights decades ago, and the Testing Officer fell asleep.
#1 Candidate got lost. #2 Candidate passed if he could find his way home. And I weren't the testing officer. :} |
Morbid no, just highlighting what might be an injustice against someone that can't defend themselves. Case closed if it can be easily blamed on someone rather make some findings about improved airspace procedures and the requirement for pilots to look out the windows. It's just started though, so who knows what "evidence" will be presented next.
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Hmmm, more than one instructor on a check flight has pretended to fall asleep to 'relax' the student or see what they would do. |
"Hearsay".
The Pope will get you for heresy! |
Well he might have if he hadn't just pulled the pin.
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There's a position for him at casa......
Its called the 'here, hold this,' position.... :eek: |
casa and Honesty!!
Yes RFG, the important part here is the comment:
Counsel assisting the coroner Gerard Craddock SC suggested the claims should have raised "very serious concerns" about Mr Andrews keeping his pilot's license. "(Those allegations) go to capacity ... in that it is somewhat important for a pilot to be awake," he said. Mr Weeks said he was not aware of the report until this morning and Mr Andrews had a clean flight record at the time of the fatal crash, after which he was allowed to continue working as an instructor. "The receipt of a confidential report ... does not necessarily mean it was true," he said. The inquest continues today. And by the way, look at the date of the incident!!! Pilot instructor Joanne Ethell, 20, and her student Chandrika Gaur, 18, were killed when their Cessna 152 light aircraft hit the ground after an in-air collision near Bankstown Airport with another training flight on December 18, 2008. |
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