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In rec.aviation.piloting Mxsmanic wrote:

In my experience as a real pilot of real airplanes, it has happened.

In the experience of many real pilots of real airplanes, it has happened.

In the course of my research, it appears to be impossible. The sources I
consulted seemed more reliable than a name on a screen.

Pathetic, to say the least.

If you're doing such research, why don't you play devil's
advocate to make sure that your 'research' is right, and compare the
'names on a screen' to what is listed in the person's profile for their
log, hours flown, experience, how long they've had their tickets, etc.

However, since that is also just a 'name on a screen', with
your M.O. it is safe to assume you wouldn't count that as reliable
either.

In the end, all your research is put up by a 'name on a screen';
therefore, you can't trust that to be any more reliable than the people
here.

Your research, and your logic behind doing such research, is
flawed.

BL.
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