Pprune gets some press
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Pprune gets some press
The following appeared in the article “Aviation fixation”, The Globe & Mail, Friday August 5, 2005, p.R31:
"Fear and loathing"??? That's a bit harsh ... I'm glad I very rarely bother with "Jet Blast"!
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P.S. There are many worse things in life than being "some jerk with a Cessna".
The horse’s mouth is at the Professional Pilot Rumour Network (pprune.org; click the ‘Forums’ link for the good stuff), a cross between a pilot’s lounge and a sociology experiment gone awry. It’s a well-known Internet forum for airline pilots, where the discussion is informed and intense. But since this is the Internet, everyone is anonymous, and anyone could be an imposter. The whole thing bogs down in fear and loathing. Anyone speaking out of line is suspected of being some jerk with a Cessna, or worse, a lurking journalist itching to mangle some facts. It’s a fantastic read.
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P.S. There are many worse things in life than being "some jerk with a Cessna".
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More likely, they WERE a lurking journalist hoping to get some dirt on some or other incident, were spotted and told in no uncertain terms to Foxtrot Oscar.
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More likely, they WERE a lurking journalist hoping to get some dirt on some or other incident
cessna l plate, keep your chin up. Anyone who despises Cessnas is entitled to their own opinion, but they are the most popular light aircraft in history, and it's difficult to argue with success.
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Pilots' website!!!???
Nobody told me. I'm only here for the sociology experiment gone awry.
You have to admit it though - they pretty much got their description bang on.
By the way, does anybody know where the informed opinions are?
Nobody told me. I'm only here for the sociology experiment gone awry.
You have to admit it though - they pretty much got their description bang on.
By the way, does anybody know where the informed opinions are?




