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Old 25th Sep 2007, 00:27
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HMM

MR. WOOD The last sentence is the best of all.

Yea go to Saipan, you gonna love that place! may be you should ask the stealth he is there (and trying to get out!)

Nothing is free, you gave advice (a bad one too) to make YOU feel better.
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Old 25th Sep 2007, 10:20
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shalom shalom
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Old 26th Sep 2007, 02:46
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HAHA The stealth....

I heard the stories.. now I know who it was..

I still find it very funny.. in a way, I was the same.. except I wasn't stealthy about it. I just sat on my bum for 9 months trying to pass that stupid CAAC exam..
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Old 29th Sep 2007, 12:00
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So um...

.. I heard Pan Am invented a convertible DA-42...
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Old 30th Sep 2007, 00:39
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What happened?

I heard an inconclusive rumor about an incident or accident.

What happened? Nigajiga

MR. Wood...... You have been ignored, I find no joy on talking with your "kid" of people!
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Old 30th Sep 2007, 03:37
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ya i heard someone dragged some power lines back to the airport! anyone with any info?
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Old 30th Sep 2007, 05:34
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That would be definitely an accident. Has CAAC been notified to Beijing or the usual bribing mechanism has taken place?
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Old 30th Sep 2007, 11:55
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yet another accident in Panam!

From our informers beyond the border:

"The pilot was practicing an 'emergency descent', he sratched up the wing and canopy quite a bit, and landed with the wire trailing from the airplane.
They put the airplane in the hangar, canceled all the VIP flights because they didn't want the Singapore Investors to see it, and grounded the pilot without pay.
The CAAC was not notified, and they threatened the Chinese Staff if they opened their mouth."

Stand by for more juicy infos and thank you for flying the friendly skies!
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Old 30th Sep 2007, 13:13
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Out of the tiger's mouth into the crocodile's jaws

Oooo, . . . no wonder the HMA students say that there's a few ex-Beijing Pan Am instructors joining them. Pity though, it's like getting themselves out of the Tiger's Jaw and walking straight into a Crocodile's BIG Jaws. HMA is no different mates. They even stop your salary if you give notice to quit, let alone get into an incident like that. I heard because of this a few instructors just picked up their bags and left after getting paid for the month . . . hee hee hee . . . . smart move. Wonder how the Beijing guys manage to leave?
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Old 30th Sep 2007, 15:57
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unlucky time of year!!

almost 1 year to the day from panam's last "incident"!! better update your resume's guys!!
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Old 1st Oct 2007, 07:45
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Singapore hmm!

May be somebody should "anonymously" report the incident-accident?

Sorry Will! but it will be better for EVERYONE.
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Old 2nd Oct 2007, 07:06
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I agree with Always Moving, it would be better to come clean now than risk in the future. Aviation is a small world, I think that this thread is the proof and it's much better not have this skeletons in the closet.
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Old 2nd Oct 2007, 09:30
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Will I'm glad your ok..

Now, since I'm fed up with Pan Am..

I would do whatever I could to shut Pan Am down... While this particular incident was pilot-error.. it should be enough for those investors, the CAAC, and all other foreign pilots, to get a message through to Pan Am that they are a dangerous company.. this is no worse than forging documents (BTW since most of Class 1 can't pass their own airline's exams due to forged documents on Class 1 students' papers as a result of Pan Am's incompetence). So, since all of the instructors are on a nice little vacation again.. why don't some of you just stand up and go to the CAAC? Sneak into the hangar. Take pictures. Send them all over the internet. Singapore investors have internet too.

Someone should start a Wiki thread about BPIAA. That'll clearly show the rest of the world the hazards of flight training with corrupt management who value the size of their pockets over the quality and safety of their employees and students.

Basically, I have a strong belief that if no one does anyone to escalate this situation further, then it's only going to lead to the inevitable. Someone will crash, someone will die. It happens all the time in aviation.. however you all know damn well it's more likely when you have poor fuel, poor maintenance, low standards in training, document forging, private pilot training in IMC, unethical business practices, and lord knows what else; so what are you all waiting for?
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Old 3rd Oct 2007, 01:04
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WIKI!

Nigajiga that is a great jiga jiga IDEA!

I got to learn how to do the wiki thang! let me ask my girl she is all into that....
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Old 3rd Oct 2007, 05:48
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And it's not like anyone in mainland China would be able to view it anyways, since China blocked Wikipedia...
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Old 3rd Oct 2007, 05:54
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HMM

Not ALWAYS!

Besides have you ever heard of TOR or anonymouse?
http://anonymouse.org
http://tor.eff.org/

OK, ok I am a smart ass I know!

The first one is a program that bounce you off from server to servers the second one is a web page that does something similar. It is a bit slower but it goes thru the "great wall"

Great tip ha?

your welcome
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Old 4th Oct 2007, 15:28
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little suggestion

It's only an idea but the CAAC likes paperwork, why not collecting nice pictures, reports and some other paperwork etc...

When you do something, do it very well... only "excellence" like many russian cargo pilots would say.

The upper-management will get the same amount of respect what they gave us.
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Old 5th Oct 2007, 00:29
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Yes Pictures

I have not seen any, c'mon guys have some spine and snap some pics! or video even better!

Hey "P" where are you at JAP CAN or still here.....
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Old 5th Oct 2007, 05:07
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Hey guys, I heard you are trying to stir the pot!

Does this mean that I will be able to obtain my permanent license that has been closed on Ted's drawer for more than 13 months???

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Old 6th Oct 2007, 09:36
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Hey Danieluk, it's good to hear from ya!

I miss your smart ass comments they made me laugh so much in Shiz!



AM, I used to use anonymouse but I found it wasn't good...

I used pagewash.com until China's government finally grew a brain and blocked it...

but I used a better one in Wuhai, I just can't remember the site because I haven't had to use it since I left China
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