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Reading the recently released transcripts of the cockpit conversations,
I was surprised by their callousness. One pilot observes that there are no runway lights, and the is "yeah". What??? When did this type of callousness creep into the cockpit? The attitude of "yeah, sure, whatever" does not even belong in a Cessna 150. There was no discussion about asking tower to turn up the lights. For all that they knew, they could have been lined up in front of a brick wall. One pilot says "I'll take us to Atlanta", and the other pilot says "sure". Now I don't know about airline operations, but is this decision made while taxiing to the runway? I have spoken about this to other Comair pilots, and they seem to vehemently defend the pilots actions, and blame airport signage and runway lights. Try as I may, I can't see it that way. I know there were several on this group who also said the same thing. |
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