767 pilot’s description following earthquake

  • Dave Koonce
    Moderator
    Prairie du Chien Wi.
    Posts: 6946
    #950204

    OMG that would be very nerve racking…

    I know I would not have handled that as well as this pilot did…
    guess that’s why I’m not a pilot !!

    cat dude
    Arlington, MN
    Posts: 1389
    #950212

    Yes, those dudes are under some huge pressure at times while in the air.

    Heck, we simply have a drink and ride along.

    Brian Klawitter
    Keymaster
    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
    Posts: 60016
    #950216

    I’ve always liked flying be it large or small aircraft.

    Considered getting a private pilots license at one time…but wife reminded me that I ran out of gas twice since she’s known me.

    Dave Koonce
    Moderator
    Prairie du Chien Wi.
    Posts: 6946
    #950220

    You could get a gliders license ?

    Brian Klawitter
    Keymaster
    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
    Posts: 60016
    #950222

    One chance at landing?

    I think not!

    weldon
    Rochester, Mn
    Posts: 304
    #950226

    BK… I think he meant one passenger… (you)!

    sgt._rock
    Rochester, MN
    Posts: 2515
    #950355

    Landing is easy BK. It’s the walking away part after that varies.

    redneck
    Rosemount
    Posts: 2627
    #950361

    That is my philosophy running the back channel. Running it is easy it is the prop repair bill that varies
    Must be getting to be Spring if I can laugh about it because in a couple months it won’t be near as funny

    kooty
    Keymaster
    1 hour 15 mins to the Pond
    Posts: 18100
    #950365

    A buddy of mine flies for a certain commercial airline here in the US. I asked him how he deals with the stress of getting several hundred people on the ground safely. His reply, “I only care about 1 person on this plane landing safely.”

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