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Thank you, I have updated my post to be clearer. In the future it’d be great if you’d give the information in this comment in your initial reply. Also, while I
by angoragoats 2y ago
Thank you, I have updated my post to be clearer. In the future it’d be great if you’d give the information in this comment in your initial reply.
Also, while I did clear up the wording, I stand by my original use of the word “airline,” as most if not all of these incidents (and certainly the most recent ones) were operated by commercial aircraft companies.
- ceejayoz 2y ago“Commercial aircraft” and “airline” remain different things. A cropduster is a commercial aircraft; it is not an airliner. Same for charter planes, sightseeing planes, etc. The FAA regulates airlines as “Regularly Scheduled Air Carriers” under Part 121. Stricter rules, and a remarkably stellar safety record as a result. I was sad to see the streak get broken.
- angoragoats 2y agoMy dude, I (and the other poster you’re replying to) was using the term airline, entirely correctly, in the colloquial sense of the word.