At 12.47 12/09/01 +0200, Johan Helsingius wrote:
> > > at 06:21 AM, Maurizio Beretta <pierino@tin.it> said:
>
> > >we pilots are trained not to interfere on first moments of an hijacking.
>
>At 06:21 12/09/2001 -0400, wwd@netheaven.com wrote:
>
> > Then your training is *wrong* and is part of the problem.
>
>Ahh. Another armchair expert. Great. OK, you're right. All the
>aviation safety experts in the world are wrong. Thanks for enlightening
>us.
>
>Of course, the fact that most hijackings have been resolved by keeping
>calm and getting to a stable situation has nothing to do with it.
>
>But yes, it's always easy to have absolute, authorative opinions out
>of an armchair...
>
> Julf
>
tks , Julf.
another kind of training I have is to face every day passengers that claim
to be able to fly the aircraft better that me.
no problem...
they, maybe, can just speak english better than me, and they don't write
down an "ever" by mistake...
from today on, of course, I will do my best to improuve what CAN be
improuved. big job, but we have to do that...
maurizio
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