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A lot of mistakes were made. The FAA is investigating and I'm sure they will come to a sound conclusion. This is the most I can say, based on the footage I've w
by runjake 5y ago
A lot of mistakes were made. The FAA is investigating and I'm sure they will come to a sound conclusion. This is the most I can say, based on the footage I've watched. I cannot speak to his intent.
Anything more is just Internet Pile-On, and the Internet can use less of that.
- quasarj 5y agoThank you. People are so full of shit, thinking they can spot anything as being fake.. or knowing his intentions. There just isn't enough information yet.
- Dylan16807 5y agoI don't think it's wrong to talk about this rather than sit in complete silence until the FAA releases a report.
- planesceptic 5y agoI agree, but the comments are all either “how dare he place an ad in his video (contractual, perhaps?)” to “I would never” There isn’t much meat on the bone, to a layman at least.
- mmaunder 5y agoNot in this case. /r/flying put this idiocy on the map. FAA is an imperfect organization. Check out some of the discussions around pilots masking mental health issues to maintain medical status.
- fennecfoxen 5y agoWhat I’ve heard from a friend is: you should have a really good general practitioner, and a good doctor who certifies you, and they must never, ever communicate with or even be aware of each other. (I do not study airplane.)
- gmiller123456 5y agoThe FAA/NTSB is pretty good at determining why a plane crashed, not so much on judging people's intentions, that's usually left to a jury.