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April 7th 05, 06:37 PM
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"Denny" wrote in message oups.com... The whole purpose of the original poster (ME) was to present to the group something interesting and relevant to aviation that is on the news wires... Your attitude is your problem... denny Perhaps Bill thinks it is ok to interfere with a required crew member (yes, the lowly flight attendant who serves you drinks and picks up after you, is a crew member), or just as long as the captain does not get involved that you may do what you wish in the back. He states himself that there are not enough facts to determine cause and circumstance, but then goes on to say the FAA personnel would "trump" the on duty, at his workstation, crew member. Perhaps the FAA personnel (or off-duty policeman) has had a bad day and tipped a few at happy hour before boarding the flight. Do we still want them "trumping" the flight crew (bus driver)? Not on my flight! allen 
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