Yes, it enhances more than it detracts, much more. I ought to have stated that more clearly.
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The SHOW: Airlines still a "good gig"??
- Thread starter A4sForever
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Any plans to turn out the room lights, play thunderstorm sound effects, and aim a bucket of water at their windshield for extra effect?
Man, that reminds me when I was training my lab puppy. I had this frozen dead duck (intact, with all feathers) I kept in our freezer. I would pull it out, throw it across the lawn, and let her retrieve for ~20 min until it would start to thaw out too much, then throw it back in the freezer and try to hide the rot smell from my wife.
When I was instructing in TA-4's in Kingsville, I knew an instructor in T-2's who, when doing a simulator period (before the days of contract sim instructors), played the role of a center controller and gave the stud a caution concerning skydiver activities in the area. The T-2 sims at that time had translucent covers over the canopies and windscreens vice opaque. He then made his way onto the platform surrounding the cockpit, climbed up on the railing and then did a spread-eagle dive onto the windscreen and canopy.
That sounds almost as horrendous as onion rings.
Not even close.
Thoughts?
First time here today and I agree, it’s pretty dang nice.
I was introduced to Alaska Airlines when I was recruiting in the late 80s. Frequnetly had to fly to SEATAC to take nuc candidates up to Banger. Imagine Alaska back when every airline actual gave a crap about service. Alaska was even better.
It's Alaska, not Alaskan.