A320 Airbus Crashes In The Alps.

I don't want to sound horrible but what makes the other pilot a true hero? He went for a slash, got back realised what was happening and tried to get in to the cockpit as any pilot would have I assume in the same situation. He was just another poor sod who died in the crash.
 
Her Indoors has just been having a whinge about flying in June now, she can fuck right off i'v paid for the flights so we are going, mard arse
 
blue underpants said:
Her Indoors has just been having a whinge about flying in June now, she can fuck right off i'v paid for the flights so we are going, mard arse

That's just plane selfish.
 
inbetween said:
When are the news outlets going to report on the name of the pilot who was trying to get back in. A true hero who did everything he could for his passengers to the end.

They have - Patrick Sondheimer
 
jimharri said:
blue underpants said:
Her Indoors has just been having a whinge about flying in June now, she can fuck right off i'v paid for the flights so we are going, mard arse
And they say romance is dead!
Ha!! Shes fucked off to the Daughters down the road
 
blue underpants said:
jimharri said:
blue underpants said:
Her Indoors has just been having a whinge about flying in June now, she can fuck right off i'v paid for the flights so we are going, mard arse
And they say romance is dead!
Ha!! Shes fucked off to the Daughters down the road


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Re: A320 Airbus Crashes In The Alps. BBC

Damocles said:
squirtyflower said:
blue underpants said:
Not really mate, i'v been flying about 40 odd years and noticed the general increase of Females on the flight decks over the years, good luck to them as well, I remember flying to Cyprus about 3 years ago and the pilot was an American or Canadian Woman and it was one of the best flights i'v ever been on
Only two women have ever piloted the starship Enterprise, one of them crashed it and the other lost it!

Ensign Ro piloted it fine.
She's not from Earth
 
Re: A320 Airbus Crashes In The Alps. BBC

squirtyflower said:
chabal said:
squirtyflower said:
She's not from Earth

Immigrant then?
Probably on benefits or claiming free health care

These bloody immigrants coming into our planet and crashing our spaceships. Archer would never have stood for this type of nonsense.
 
west didsblue said:
inbetween said:
When are the news outlets going to report on the name of the pilot who was trying to get back in. A true hero who did everything he could for his passengers to the end.

They have - Patrick Sondheimer
Thought it was Capt. Slackbladder. If he hadn't needed a "comfort break", this whole thread wouldn't be here.
 
Ex-Girlfriend saying they split up because she knew he had problems.

His former girlfriend told Bild they separated, "because it became increasingly clear that he had a problem".
She said he was plagued by nightmares and would at times wake up screaming "we're going down".


Why didn't she report him to the airline?
 
Gray said:
Ex-Girlfriend saying they split up because she knew he had problems.

His former girlfriend told Bild they separated, "because it became increasingly clear that he had a problem".
She said he was plagued by nightmares and would at times wake up screaming "we're going down".


Why didn't she report him to the airline?

Because he had a nightmare? I've dreamt about robbing a bank... call the cops!

Don't put any blame on anyone else, I'm sure anyone that knew him feels bad enough
 
Just read in the 'i' that a 65 year old Belgian bloke lost both his brothers in the crash, and it has left him an orphan. Tragic for the fella.......but an orphan at 65? Is there an age limit for being an orphan? For some reason the word just conjures up images of children for me, I never thought I'd read about a 65 year old orphan.
 
malg said:
Just read in the 'i' that a 65 year old Belgian bloke lost both his brothers in the crash, and it has left him an orphan. Tragic for the fella.......but an orphan at 65? Is there an age limit for being an orphan? For some reason the word just conjures up images of children for me, I never thought I'd read about a 65 year old orphan.

An orphan is someone who has lost both his or her parents, nothing to do with siblings.
The term 'orphan' is usually used to describe someone who has lost both their parents before being old enough to look after themselves.
 
Gray said:
Ex-Girlfriend saying they split up because she knew he had problems.

His former girlfriend told Bild they separated, "because it became increasingly clear that he had a problem".
She said he was plagued by nightmares and would at times wake up screaming "we're going down".


Why didn't she report him to the airline?

He was a rag, and was having flashbacks of Moyes' season.
 

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