Nick Gribble - Goodbye!

Joined: Jul 2000
Posts: 1,735
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From: Used to be God's own County
Only guessing that as Nick is/was a CAA Flt Ops inspector then someone has had an 'experience' with him!
Must say, for what it's worth, only met him once but came across as logical and pragmatic to me.
Good luck!
Must say, for what it's worth, only met him once but came across as logical and pragmatic to me.
Good luck!
The Veloceraptor of Lounge Lizards
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 339
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From: From here the view is lovely
Blessedly Nick never had the CAA lobotomy. Always practical and helpful. A true gent in this business. He was my inspector for some time and always helped when asked.
Good luck Nick, or should that be good lick Nuck!!
VH
Good luck Nick, or should that be good lick Nuck!!
VH
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 11
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From: Hampshire
46 days and counting...
Thanks for the kind comments. For those who are interested, I'm leaving because I've done almost seven years at the Belgrano and need a change. Flying a desk was interesting for a while but there's only so much of it that you can do without becoming either establishment or anti-establishment, and I didn't fancy staying long enough to become either. From October 5 I'll be flying freelance.
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 11
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From: Hampshire
Wow, did it ever. I was escorted from the wardroom and given a serious ear-bending by the commander. I was told to dispose of it but ended up scraping the picture off instead, which displeased them even more, as I recall.







, the CAA
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