"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
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"john smith" wrote in message
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What I am trying to understand is, how a husband and wife, both pilots,
would not challenge their spouse's decision to press a situation which
might lead to an uncertain outcome?

(Taking this thread into a new direction)
Ron and Margie, Jay and Mary, and the Tcraft couple are the only married
couples who use this forum that I am aware of.
Maybe there is a new thread, do spouses that fly together use a challenge
and response type of CRM when they fly together?
What type of resolution do they use?
If either one or the other expresses a concern, do they land and sort it
out?
Does one or the other have overriding veto?

As much as I personally dislike agreeing with Mxsmanic, his post in the
thread is exactly right.

This having been said, if ATC was screaming at me to turn left immediately
to avoid a 747 that I could actually see 500 yards directly ahead of me on
a collision course at co altitude and my wife sitting next to me who is
non rated told me at the exact same instant to continue flying straight
on, by the time common sense and a deep primal fear (both associated with
the ramifications of increased yard work that would most certainly be the
result if I ignored my wife) passed through my thought process, we would
have hit the 747 and the point of the initial poster's question would then
be moot.
Dudley Henriques


So sayeth someone who OBVIOUSLY has been married to the same woman for MANY
years. :-)))))

Paul (who just celebrated his 50th anniversary with his bride in
September) --It took me about 30 seconds after I said "I do" to learn to say
"Yes Dear"!! Some lessons you never forget--thankfully!!! ))))