Sunday, September 07, 2008

 

Steve's Video Of The Day: Watch An "Idiot" At Work!

I tell you, mix an airplane and a "hero", and the following is one of many possible results. "What the hell" was the pilot thinking? He took-off straight towards a person and obstacles! This man needs his "wings clipped" until he matures, if that is possible, but I doubt it, I know the type (and him?)!!

(*Language Warning*)

VIDEO -

Watch An "Idiot" At Work!



# posted by Steve @ 8:08 PM
Comments:
uhh, holy f*ckin sh*t! i really dont know how else to put it. that was a very irresponsable action.

- Duncan
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 5:27 PM
 
I heard down through the moccasin telegraph that the individual in question has been shown the door.

Softjug
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 12:47 PM
 
"Yup" good idea, show him the door, then "whack him across the head with it!" Ha ha! What an absolute "Dickhead"! I know we have all done "questionable stunts" with aircraft at one point in time, but the "magnitude" and "utter recklessness" of this is "cranium-boggling"...........
# posted by Blogger Steve : 5:53 PM
 
So Steve in 14,000 hours your telling me you've never forgot to put your flaps down in a DHC product? It was a close call, and in no way intentially towards people or objects and with 180 feet of RWY with a bad crosswind...I was lucky. Hero - No
Tired and complacent- YES I'd like to see you move 7 drills, 6000 pounds of salt in a month and not be tired. Lesson learned? Ya I learned learn to say no. I'm also the only guy who hasn't destroyed an airplane up here although this one was my wake up call. Cheers!
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 6:20 PM
 
Well, from your comment, it sounds like a lesson learned, and you understand the "magnitude" of the possible alternative outcomes. Yes, I have taken risks, but in this case, I think I would have chosen a different takeoff run, or had the freight or helicopter moved, and certainly wouldn't have allowed someone to be directly in my takeoff path.

Cheers,

Steve
# posted by Blogger Steve : 6:56 PM
 
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