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You can't drive a truck from the edge of the ADIZ to the Capitol in a few minutes.
You don't need to. Drive at any speed you want, you'll get to the target. That's all that counts. Jose -- Money: what you need when you run out of brains. for Email, make the obvious change in the address. |
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Gatt,
Well, you see, a long time ago, on September 11, 2001, some nice people thought it might be fun to fly an airplane into the Pentagon. And that has WHAT connection exactly to prohibiting GA traffic over Washington? I wonder if there's a correlation between tightened security And prohibiting GA traffic tightens security in WHICH way, exactly? I'm really looking forward to explanations. -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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Gatt,
to let pilots run amok over Washington DC. They "ran amok"? As far as I know, they just flew. Man, all of us are running amok all over the world regularly by your definition. It's my favorite pastime, this "running amok". Jeeze! -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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John Gaquin wrote:
"Jay Honeck" wrote in message Officials Weighed Shooting at Errant Plane By LARA JAKES JORDAN, Associated Press Writer 37 minutes ago As a wayward Cessna What really amazes me is that there will apparently be no certificate action taken against these two nimrods. Huh? Where did you get that? The FAA is planning on revoking the certificate of the PIC. The student had no legal standing during the flight (and evidentally was the only reason they managed not to get shot out of the air). |
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Sport Pilot wrote:
The plane was already 15 miles in a 30 mile zone when the F 16 took off and was only 3 miles out when intercepted. If this was a terrorist piloted airliner from Reagan National, takeing a northbound left turn instead of right. The WH or capitol would be toast. Yes, but the TSA/HSA/SS believe that they have put adequate security precautions in for htat. National departing passengers are subject to additional screening, and the pilots are specially trained to get the hell away from DC if anything (passengers standing up, etc...) occurs. We've had a bunch of diversions to IAD of DCA flights since 9-11. The GA flights in the FRZ reqiure that the pilots get special security checks and there are special procedures. When security level goes to orange, this also incoming flights first to an outlying airport to check the passengers and "cargo". Similar restrictions on depatures are in effect. |
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Ron Natalie wrote:
John Gaquin wrote: "Jay Honeck" wrote in message Officials Weighed Shooting at Errant Plane By LARA JAKES JORDAN, Associated Press Writer 37 minutes ago As a wayward Cessna What really amazes me is that there will apparently be no certificate action taken against these two nimrods. Huh? Where did you get that? The FAA is planning on revoking the certificate of the PIC. The student had no legal standing during the flight (and evidentally was the only reason they managed not to get shot out of the air). Yes, I heard that he's losing his certificate after 35 years of flying. That is a shame, but probably justified in this case. The article said he got lost, but even so, how hard would it be to know that you need to fly west, not east when in that area? Matt |
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On Fri, 13 May 2005 15:19:37 -0700, gatt wrote:
Yes, but hopefully not with an pompous attitude towards others also trying to exit the building. You are absolutely correct. You'd think the heroes who are sending people like my brother off to fight in Iraq would have slowed down to HELP the tourists out of harm's way. Not complain that they got in the way. if those wackos (politicans) feel that they are so important and need protection: bring them down in a submarine or something. They shouldn't be allowed to interrupt everyday life (they already interrupt life with their decisions). this thread is part of the job description. if you can't stand it don't take this job. #m -- http://www.hotze.priv.at/album/aviation/caution.jpg |
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On Fri, 13 May 2005 14:04:44 -0700, gatt wrote:
Why is this as it should be? There's a war going on. *hihi* Precisely why there's no particular reason to let illegal immigrants run amok into America. illegal immigrants are not really welcome. nowehere. Some of them are hostile. yes, but this applies to all groups. _some_ Americans are hostile, _some_ Iraquis are hostil, ... you get the picture. And what particular reason is there at this point to let pilots run amok over Chicago? Or anywhere else? The most powerful government in the world yes, really sad that we let this happen. --and the one that Americans consider most important--is not in Chicago. every nation sees his government as the most important one. but the politicans are only human beeings. you make little gods out of your presidents. I never understood that. -c #m -- http://www.hotze.priv.at/album/aviation/caution.jpg |
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On Fri, 13 May 2005 16:32:45 -0700, gatt wrote:
Peter, there's a war going on. yeah, and you haven't started it, you are only defending yourselves, etc. etc. yaddayadda. Despite the 2nd Amendment, we don't let people carry guns and grenades on airplanes either. but it would help the government to have a better control if there would be a gun regulation. you don't have something to hide, have you? no? so you can register your guns with your government .. help your government fight terrorism. you want to help your government fighting terrorism, won't you? -c #m, opening Pandoras box. :-) -- http://www.hotze.priv.at/album/aviation/caution.jpg |
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Martin Hotze wrote:
On Fri, 13 May 2005 16:32:45 -0700, gatt wrote: Peter, there's a war going on. yeah, and you haven't started it, you are only defending yourselves, etc. etc. yaddayadda. Despite the 2nd Amendment, we don't let people carry guns and grenades on airplanes either. but it would help the government to have a better control if there would be a gun regulation. you don't have something to hide, have you? no? so you can register your guns with your government .. help your government fight terrorism. you want to help your government fighting terrorism, won't you? Sure, but someday you may have to defend yourself against your government and hence the second amendment. The writers of the constitution were well aware of this potential and thus they planned for it. Matt |
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