Nobody in their right mind would invest a cent in allowing Zoom to fly
their aircraft in a racing league. First of all, no other pilot would
want to be in the same sky with him. I don't care how many types of
aircraft he has supposedly flown or how many "hours" he has, if he
doesn't have the proof of solid consequtive hours in high performance
aircraft, they would not allow him to race.


Richard Riley wrote:
On Tue, 23 Jan 2007 23:28:42 -0500, "anon" wrote:

Juan,

Do you think that Campbell has flown as many hours as claimed and in as many different aircraft as claimed?

They'll follow the example of Pilot magazine and disassociate themselves with Campbell when they figure out the truth.


They never planned on acutally letting him FLY. I mean, which team is
going to hire him, over someone with real qualifications?

The teams that have ponied in with money to buy airplanes so far have
brought their own pilots. The "first 4" pilot press release was just
that - a press release.