JMC capacity going stateside
 

As a JMC pilot working in the UK for the last 4 years, I only want to say this to 411. I do not know who you work for or if you are even a pilot. If you are you are probably one of the many unskilled pukes that will one day leave a smoking hole in the ground due to your lack of ability. Your comments show your ignorance. Get out of the USA and fly around the world a little bit or better yet get out of flying totally for all of our sakes. Before this ticks you off, any city, anywhere, any time!!!!!!!

Well said Ironside!....he appears to be one of those doom and gloom pukes . Should change his alias to super twit!

Gosh Irondriver, sure are touchy....Euro boys with their Euro aeroplanes...keep'em in Euroland. Besides, thought you lot did not think much of America. Changed your mind perhaps? Have to agree with ALPA <groan> this time. Better you should stay on the eastern side of the great divide.
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[ 05 October 2001: Message edited by: 411A ]

Hi 411,
Ask yourself the question, if UK pilots are operating in the US, on UK aircraft, on routes and destinations outside the US, what is the problem? The crews just happen to be based their for a short time. The also go to the trouble of gaining an FAA licence, are checked by a FAA check airman.
Oh and just one small point, JMC with an agreement with the US will allow up to three times the number of US pilots to operate in the UK, than have operated in the US. They have been offering employment to US pilots for quite some time now.
P.S Iam not a JMC pilot, but support their actions, and understand their logic.

T

In 4 years of reading this board and living in england you could only come up with 9 things to say? :D

We obviously need to have Danny install a computer in your favorite pub.

Cheers
Wino