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This seems like an excellent gofundme cause, I'll chip in for him and his family to go cross-continental while happily smiling for the cameras.
by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
This seems like an excellent gofundme cause, I'll chip in for him and his family to go cross-continental while happily smiling for the cameras.
- capableweb 6y agoWhat? How is funding a executive and the current administrator of the FAA a good cause? Now I know people in general like capitalism, but to fund the very people on the top with your money? He surely get free travels as the admin for the FAA, but if he doesn't, he can surely afford travelling many times over with his family without making a dent in his own economy. Maybe your comment was sarcastic and I missed that. Sorry if that was the case.
- nottorp 6y agoYou missed the whole point of this thread :) To spell it out again, the idea is to put the dude on a long flight with the 737MAX he just recertified.
- capableweb 6y agoI can hardly miss the point if I started the thread, can I? :) I'm not against my idea of putting this man and his family on a flight. I'm against starting a gofundme (basically raise money for him) to fund this adventure, when he or his employer should be able to pay for this just fine.
- nottorp 6y agoHaha your second comment looked so out of place I didn't even look at user names. Can I buy you a sarcasm/black humour detector? :)
- cameldrv 6y agoTBF He’s a former airline pilot and personally took the training for the MAX and flew one of the certification flights himself.
- definetheword 6y agoThat’s exactly the kind of person I’d want for the job of making this decision. That’s good to know thanks