20th Anniversary of United 232

[wazzu90]

Good job done by all.

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2009496792_haynes19m.html

[msh168]

[flyboy97222]

I met him and he’s an incredible person. He lives in the Seattle area.

[IADFXMD11HVY]

@wazzu90

Good job done by all.

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2009496792_haynes19m.html

I second that!! Amazing!! God bless him!!

[lieberma]

Great write up.

If memory serves me correct, this flight “wrote the book” on CRM

[dadalope]

@lieberma

If memory serves me correct, this flight “wrote the book” on CRM

… for doing it correctly.

For the classic counterexample – first raising awareness of the need for CRM – look at United 173 (Portland 1978). This link is part of an old list on Popular Mechanics (Sept 2007), but I just stumbled across it last week.

[phantomjet]

@dadalope

@lieberma

If memory serves me correct, this flight “wrote the book” on CRM

… for doing it correctly.

For the classic counterexample – first raising awareness of the need for CRM – look at United 173 (Portland 1978). This link is part of an old list on Popular Mechanics (Sept 2007), but I just stumbled across it last week.

Yeah, Popular Mechanics is the final voice in aircraft accidents.

[flyboy97222]

@phantomjet

@dadalope

@lieberma

If memory serves me correct, this flight “wrote the book” on CRM

… for doing it correctly.

For the classic counterexample – first raising awareness of the need for CRM – look at United 173 (Portland 1978). This link is part of an old list on Popular Mechanics (Sept 2007), but I just stumbled across it last week.

Yeah, Popular Mechanics is the final voice in aircraft accidents.

Actually I’ll agree with the lope on this one. First I was 5 miles away from that crash and the captain has his head WAY up his ass.

[dadalope]

Sorry Phantom, I’ll remember to give you the Wikipedia link next time