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May 22nd 05, 06:54 PM
Matt Whiting
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Scott Moore wrote:
OtisWinslow wrote:
This guy was like 69 years old and it's sure questionable how
up to date he was. The account I read said when intercepted
by the Blackhawks he totally froze and the student pilot
had to take over and land the plane. His flying career needs
to end.
Yea, damm 69 year olds have no business flying in the first place !
I won't be 69 for five more months. It seems that my 27 years as an air
carrier pilot, some 4,500 light aircraft time, and working with regs,
procedures, and current/next-generation terminal instrument procedures
design keeps me in the game, provided I have a safety pilot, of course.
Sounds like quite a career. It is good to see pilots flying at 60+
years of age. It gives us "youngsters" in our 40's some hope!
Matt
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