U.S. Airways Plane Gets Stuck In Mud At Bradley

[700UW]

Article

 

[Elevation]

The FAA is investigating the incident.

Will USAPA be there to help? :mf_boff:

 

[Dog Wonder]

Will USAPA be there to help? :mf_boff:

Can't wait to hear the corporate spin.

Will it be the jet stream, fuel prices, or another unfortunate series of events.

 

[prechilill]

Can't wait to hear the corporate spin.

Will it be the jet stream, fuel prices, or another unfortunate series of events.

100% yellow-lanyard error.

 

[sharktooth]

Will USAPA be there to help? :mf_boff:

Why would you ask?

 

[Richard]

I see where this is going. The topic of this thread is the incident itself and has NOTHING to do with unions at this time.

Keep it on topic.

 

[oldiebutgoody]

100% yellow-lanyard error.

We don't know if it was caused by a malfunction, poor markings, bad lighting or anything else.

Some people (NOTE to moderator: I'm NOT adressing this to anyone in particular) sure can be childish!

I'll bet USAPA is addressing it directly.

 

[robbedagain]

wonder how fast was the aircraft traveling when it veered off and what causes that to happen

 

[Elevation]

I see where this is going. The topic of this thread is the incident itself and has NOTHING to do with unions at this time.

Keep it on topic.

When an airline accident/incident happens Unions are part of the investigation.

 

[PA18]

Article

"The flight was not a connecting flight,... according to NBC 30."


When did US Airways open the BDL hub?

I must have missed the memo.

 

[nostradamus]

100% yellow-lanyard error.

Should we take the pilot out with his family and shoot them all by a Monday morning quarterback, or should we investigate this further.

 

[EastUS]

100% yellow-lanyard error.

Whew!..That's the fastest "investigation" and published findings in all of aviation history I think.....All "Fellow Pilots" everywhere must certainly thank you for your immediate condemnation of a "Brother"..or "Sister"...without even feeling the least need for the slightest degree of any burdensome facts. I'm truly "impressed".

If it turns out that the Capt and/or FO supported Alpa...does that make everything OK for you? Pilots are entitled to the investigational process and, if needed, a proper defense. This reasonably applies whether east/west/whatever. As a self ascribed great supporter of, and speaker for 1800 pilots, via your previous Alpa position and one posting hopes for all to "march in harmony"...your attitude's "interesting"...to say the least. We currently know NONE of the critical facts associated with this incident. Enough with all the chilidsh insanity. Grow up. Let's at least learn what happened before going spastic about things...and yes; I'd be saying the same thing were it west folk involved here.

 

[nostradamus]

Will USAPA be there to help? :mf_boff:

yes

 

[jetmech01890]

may be he droped his pistol and was looking for it

 

[YVINTERN]

or the Pilot thought BDL was throwing a MudFest 08 already.