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Crash of UAL Flight 232
Just read a transcript of presentation giving by Capt. Al Haynes on "The Crash
of United Flight 232". He tells how he and the crew were able to "land" 232. It was a motivation speech on how he and the crew were able to save 184 lives. The first thing to strike me was "How did he do that?" The next thing was "What if something bad happened, would I be prepared?" I kinda remember my emergency procedures, sort of. I wonder if my CFI is doing anything Monday? Capt Haynes presentation http://yarchive.net/air/airliners/dc10_sioux_city.html Capt Haynes bio http://www.avweb.com/news/profiles/182969-1.html George If you request flight following, can you "slip the surly bonds of earth"? |
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