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Old February 25th 08, 05:01 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
The3rdRail
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Default Failed Aviation Administration strikes again

Civil Aviation Inspector staff in the FAA continues to be
reduced. Safety inspectors in the FAA pressured to
"Overlook" small stuff so the airlines can make more money.
All while the airlines are treated like Gods in the business
first safety last Tombstone FAA

But remember, the Diversity and Civil Rights staff keep
right on expanding in the Failed Aviation Administration

Rest easy. Safety is just a card game at the FAA

NEW YORK — An American Airlines passenger died after a
flight attendant told her he couldn't give her any oxygen
and then tried to help her with faulty equipment, including
an empty oxygen tank, a relative said.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,332189,00.html
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Old February 25th 08, 02:14 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Steve Foley
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Default Failed Aviation Administration strikes again

"The3rdRail" wrote in message
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NEW YORK — An American Airlines passenger died after a
flight attendant told her he couldn't give her any oxygen
and then tried to help her with faulty equipment, including
an empty oxygen tank, a relative said.


I'd say you're really grasping at straws trying to blame this one on the
FAA.


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Old February 25th 08, 02:24 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
The3rdRail
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Default Failed Aviation Administration strikes again

Steve Foley wrote:
"The3rdRail" wrote in message
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NEW YORK — An American Airlines passenger died after a
flight attendant told her he couldn't give her any oxygen
and then tried to help her with faulty equipment, including
an empty oxygen tank, a relative said.


I'd say you're really grasping at straws trying to blame this one on the
FAA.



Reduced and pencil whipped Federal safety inspections ring a
bell?
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Old February 25th 08, 03:33 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Steve Foley
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Default Failed Aviation Administration strikes again

"The3rdRail" wrote in message
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Steve Foley wrote:
"The3rdRail" wrote in message
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NEW YORK — An American Airlines passenger died after a
flight attendant told her he couldn't give her any oxygen
and then tried to help her with faulty equipment, including
an empty oxygen tank, a relative said.


I'd say you're really grasping at straws trying to blame this one on the
FAA.



Reduced and pencil whipped Federal safety inspections ring a
bell?


I must have missed the class where they said the FAA is responsible for
inspecting the medical condition of passengers.


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Old February 25th 08, 10:23 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
The3rdRail
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Default Failed Aviation Administration strikes again

Steve Foley wrote:
"The3rdRail" wrote in message
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Steve Foley wrote:
"The3rdRail" wrote in message
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NEW YORK — An American Airlines passenger died after a
flight attendant told her he couldn't give her any oxygen
and then tried to help her with faulty equipment, including
an empty oxygen tank, a relative said.
I'd say you're really grasping at straws trying to blame this one on the
FAA.


Reduced and pencil whipped Federal safety inspections ring a
bell?


I must have missed the class where they said the FAA is responsible for
inspecting the medical condition of passengers.



Oxygen tanks and required safety equipment on commercial
airlines is the responsibility of FAA inspectors and the
airlines.

I was referring to required safety EQUIPMENT not medical
diagnosis. American Airlines is claiming their equipment
worked fine. Now the finger pointing begins.

Every time someone dies on an aircraft the airlines blame
the FAA and the FAA blames the airlines. All while people
die. Sad state of affairs.
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Old February 26th 08, 12:49 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Steve Foley
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Default Failed Aviation Administration strikes again

"The3rdRail" wrote in message
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Every time someone dies on an aircraft the airlines blame
the FAA and the FAA blames the airlines. All while people
die. Sad state of affairs.


I haven't seen any blame placed on the FAA, except your racist diatribe.


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Old February 26th 08, 03:21 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Allen[_1_]
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Default Failed Aviation Administration strikes again


"The3rdRail" wrote in message
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Steve Foley wrote:
"The3rdRail" wrote in message
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Steve Foley wrote:
"The3rdRail" wrote in message
...

NEW YORK — An American Airlines passenger died after a
flight attendant told her he couldn't give her any oxygen
and then tried to help her with faulty equipment, including
an empty oxygen tank, a relative said.
I'd say you're really grasping at straws trying to blame this one on
the
FAA.


Reduced and pencil whipped Federal safety inspections ring a
bell?


I must have missed the class where they said the FAA is responsible for
inspecting the medical condition of passengers.



Oxygen tanks and required safety equipment on commercial airlines is the
responsibility of FAA inspectors and the airlines.

I was referring to required safety EQUIPMENT not medical diagnosis.
American Airlines is claiming their equipment worked fine. Now the finger
pointing begins.


This flight carried 12 medical oxygen bottles onboard. Are you saying all
12 were empty or faulty? Are saying the crewmember did not know how to
operate the oxygen bottle? Have you ever flown on an airliner?

--

*H. Allen Smith*
WACO - We are all here, because we are not all there.


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Old February 26th 08, 09:55 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Kloudy via AviationKB.com
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Default Failed Aviation Administration strikes again

The3rdRail wrote:
NEW YORK — An American Airlines passenger died after a
flight attendant told her he couldn't give her any oxygen

[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]



Every time someone dies on an aircraft the airlines blame
the FAA and the FAA blames the airlines. All while people
die. Sad state of affairs.


Sadly, 02 prolly wouldn't have made a difference at all.
On the surface ( veerrry surface) sounds like a pulmonary embolism. Folks
predisposed gets 'em after long hours sitting. Which happens on airplanes, I
understand.

So... FAA causes PE.


OMG... how could we miss the connection?!!!

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Old February 29th 08, 04:21 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Edward A. Falk
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Default Failed Aviation Administration strikes again

In article 8053c7131581b@uwe, Kloudy via AviationKB.com u33403@uwe wrote:
The3rdRail wrote:

Sadly, 02 prolly wouldn't have made a difference at all.
On the surface ( veerrry surface) sounds like a pulmonary embolism. Folks
predisposed gets 'em after long hours sitting. Which happens on airplanes, I
understand.


Still, I kinda wish AA could have arranged to have just one working O2 bottle
on their plane.

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Old March 4th 08, 06:30 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Edward A. Falk
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Default Failed Aviation Administration strikes again

In article ,
James Robinson wrote:
(Edward A. Falk) wrote:

Still, I kinda wish AA could have arranged to have just one working O2
bottle on their plane.


The two they used were working fine. There were also ten more to choose
from. The doctor that treated the woman didn't use the oxygen, since she
wasn't breathing enough to make a passive, unpressurized oxygen mask work.


The article specifically says that both tanks were empty. What is your
source?

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