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    Would you fly with this pilot?

    Pilot's false arm broke free during landing - Telegraph
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    Yes
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    I only fly with AndyW's mum - and by fly I mean Charlie
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    #2
    I don't think you get a lot of say.

    As I was leaving the aircraft on my way back from Malta, the pilot came out of the cockpit. He looked about 12. I turned to the woman next to me and said "We were being flown by a child" just as she turned to me and said "Oooh, he's dishy". I fear that shows the difference in our ages...

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      #3
      Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
      I don't think you get a lot of say.

      As I was leaving the aircraft on my way back from Malta, the pilot came out of the cockpit. He looked about 12. I turned to the woman next to me and said "We were being flown by a child" just as she turned to me and said "Oooh, he's dishy". I fear that shows the difference in our ages...
      I suppose that not only the police look young. Politicians do too?

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        #4
        Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
        I suppose that not only the police look young. Politicians do too?
        Even old people look young. Mate's 50th last night - I thought, "he can't be 50, he's only a few years older than me."

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          #5
          Belfast - Birmingham?
          Probably have, many times.....
          Not the night of the incident though.

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            #6
            There's always the copilot, to give the pilot a hand.

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