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In both cases, I would pass a similar subjective judgment. Both pilots made a series of mistakes, but such mistakes are made every day, most often without conse
by isolli 4y ago
In both cases, I would pass a similar subjective judgment. Both pilots made a series of mistakes, but such mistakes are made every day, most often without consequence. However, both ultimately saved their plane when it mattered, thanks to exceptional flying skills. I have nothing but respect for them.
- bambax 4y agoOkay, and agreed, but in the case of the Gimli Glider the captain disregarded procedures. That's not just an error, it's a fault (he was suspended for a while because of that, and rightly IMHO).