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why? the hurricane is predictable in its movement and moves at a snail's pace relative to the plane. The pilots I'm sure had radar data inside the cockpit It'
by jordache 9y ago
why? the hurricane is predictable in its movement and moves at a snail's pace relative to the plane. The pilots I'm sure had radar data inside the cockpit
It's not rocket science.
- idlewords 9y agoThe plane was fully turned around and refueled in 52 minutes, with a hurricane bearing down on it. Your response doesn't do a lot of justice to an impressive team effort.
- jordache 9y agothe only plane at the airport right? full dedication of available personnel
- adventured 9y agoYou must be a professional pilot. Yes, I bet that's it. Plus, flying into and out of hurricanes isn't rocket science (and everybody knows that rocket science is really difficult and dangerous), so, easy stuff.
- mmirate 9y ago> You must be a professional pilot. Yes, I bet that's it. I won't claim one way or the other, but let's presume that this person is a professional pilot. Does that not make their opinion/analysis more valuable, rather than explaining it away?