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>I don't think this kind of warm-take review of the pilot's radio manner would be made if it was a man. Every aviation incident discussed in /r/aviation is ful
by hueving 9y ago
>I don't think this kind of warm-take review of the pilot's radio manner would be made if it was a man.
Every aviation incident discussed in /r/aviation is full of armchair analysts and critics. People on the internet like to put out controversial opinions about what people have done to feel relevant. Much like you ended up doing ascribing this to a sexism issue despite it being based on pace of speech.
- Johnny555 9y agoAnalysis and speculation (even if uninformed) about how they handled the incident is one thing "Why didn't they reduce speed and take a 25 mile approach instead of 20 mile?".... But criticizing the pilot for being too calm and speaking in slow deliberate sentences? That seems over the edge and sounds more like personal criticism.