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December 21st 09, 05:32 PM
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Interesting tidbit
The test pilot of the first flight of Boeings new jet liner was the co-
pilot of the restored Boeing Stratoline that ditched in Elliot bay due to lack of fuel. Guess one screwup doesn't shortstop a career. Harry K 
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December 21st 09, 09:13 PM
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Interesting tidbit
Harry K wrote:
The test pilot of the first flight of Boeings new jet liner was the co- pilot of the restored Boeing Stratoline that ditched in Elliot bay due to lack of fuel. Guess one screwup doesn't shortstop a career. Depends on whose screwup it was. Ron Wanttaja
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