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Old July 16th 05, 01:03 AM
Bob Moore
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Greg Farris wrote
As you've guessed, I was of the opinion that no good would come of
making an incident that would damage his career -


What could anyone have possibly done to "damage his career"?
He is a 767 PIC for a major airline and in all probability a
member of their pilot union. There was no accident, no
incident, and no way to prove that he violated any FAR.
In the airline industry, we've had B-747s full of passengers
land with no fuel and with no serious damage to the pilot's
career.

Bob Moore
PanAm (retired)
 




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