On Mar 25, 6:07 pm, "John Mazor" wrote:
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You obviously have not the slightest concept of what goes on
in the cockpits of airliners every day.

It never stops him from venturing his lack of such knowledge

Yes, the vast
majority of flights are routine or encounter only minor,
easily fixed problems. Be it 99% or 99.9%, it's that last
"9" that "proves the concept" that on any given day,
somewhere in the entire air transport system, some crew
saves their behinds and those of their passengers by
exercising experience and skills that rise above the lower
level of what is normally required. And that's what makes
flying on on an airline the safest possible way to get from
A to B in the U.S.

Flying is the safest way to get anywhere in the world..