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RobbyG wrote:Aviation expert banana Smith said something had gone badly wrong.
uaekid wrote:guys ,you do realize that you gave this issue more time and effort than an actual plane accident that involve actual dead people !!
don't tell me you are bashing our airline too LOL
RobbyG wrote:uaekid wrote:guys ,you do realize that you gave this issue more time and effort than an actual plane accident that involve actual dead people !!
don't tell me you are bashing our airline too LOL
Bashing Emirates? Hell no, in my eyes its the most classy airline in the world.
If its being bashed, it must be by the people that don't follow their own procedures.
We, or at least I, am an aviation enthusiast, so I monitor everything in this field. And Emirates happen to be based in Dubai and I guess I do believe this forum is about Dubai!!! BINGO
Wake up Kid. Were trying to follow up on an incident that potentially cuold have caused death and destruction in families across the globe. In aerospace its all about avoiding disaster instead of waiting for it to happen!
Lessons are to be learned from this incident so it can never happen again. Obviously the pilots have taken their own blame. They know they made mistakes and save their future careers by stepping aside.
Those guys have invested big money in their educations so they can't just get fired. That ruins their future career prospect as you never get a new job at a respectable airline ever again. The only option then, would be flying in Nigeria or Congo
sage & onion wrote:I have flown in both of the countries you mention on the national airlines and believe me, flying on Emirates cannot be mentioned in the same breath / page / year / decade / century. I hope I make myself clear.
Anosh wrote:The case solved now http://www.arabianbusiness.com/554149-e ... ---inquiry
Chocoholic wrote:Yeah didn't I already tell you that like 2 weeks ago! Doubters!