WJZ in Baltimore is reporting a US Airways 320 made an emergency landing in BWI when the F/O became ill.
http://wjz.com/topstories/local_story_175120040.html
http://wjz.com/topstories/local_story_175120040.html
FM2436 said:WJZ in Baltimore is reporting a US Airways 320 made an emergency landing in BWI when the F/O became ill.
http://wjz.com/topstories/local_story_175120040.html
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WorldTraveler said:seizures aren't good. I'd imagine if true that he has flown his last trip.
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cirrus said:Indeed it is serious. My hope is that with proper medical help it will turn out to be a one time event. I would hate to see one strike and your out for him and his family sake. At any rate I wish him/her the best and that either way it works out for the best.
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nycbusdriver said:Given the likely age of this F/O based on the average age of all USAirways pilots, he has likely flown his last trip.
By the time he gets through jumping through the FAA hoops to regain his medical, it will be retirement time. I also hope it was a one-time occurrence and that he regains his health quickly and permanently. Proving that to the FAA will take years, though.
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EyeInTheSky said:F/O is a good guy and is only 48 years old. He has a small brain tumor and is awaiting results of tests to see what kind of tumor it is and what course of action will be taken to remove the tumor. All of us should be thankful to have our health. This unfortunate event just goes to show how quickly life can change.
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