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In reply to the discussion: 'I'm planning a (heinous) act that will be remembered forever'... [View all]Surya Gayatri
(15,445 posts)72. On the professional pilot forum I sometimes read, opinion is very divided
Last edited Sun Mar 29, 2015, 10:47 AM - Edit history (1)
on the locked-door issue.
Some contend that attempted hijackings have dropped off since 9/11 as a result, and that lives have been saved.
Others say it was a well-meaning mistake, with unintended consequences--a disaster waiting to happen.
FYI: http://www.pprune.org/rumours-news/558654-airbus-a320-crashed-southern-france.html
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'I'm planning a (heinous) act that will be remembered forever'... [View all]
Surya Gayatri
Mar 2015
OP
Sadly, I guess, he will be forgotten within a year or two. The crash won't but he will.
Shrike47
Mar 2015
#1
And I agree with that. Maybe she should have been more aware of the consequences than most.
randome
Mar 2015
#21
No matter what the laws are, I would feel a personal moral and ethical duty to warn someone.
Sienna86
Mar 2015
#6
The Mail has now removed the word 'heinous' from the quote of the ex-girlfriend
muriel_volestrangler
Mar 2015
#19
Preach it, brother..."The mental health records?...It is his employer's DUTY to know them!"
Surya Gayatri
Mar 2015
#75
On the professional pilot forum I sometimes read, opinion is very divided
Surya Gayatri
Mar 2015
#72
It wouldn't be the desired outcome. Which is why I don't think everyone will just stop flying.
kcr
Mar 2015
#99
There are serveral anxious flyers just in my immediate entourage. After such a catastrophe,
Surya Gayatri
Mar 2015
#100
True, back in the day, flying used to be a fairly pleasant experience...
Surya Gayatri
Mar 2015
#103
Yes, his vision problems and probable consultations were mentioned in the BBC article...
Surya Gayatri
Mar 2015
#47
It's frontpage news in every European media outlet, serious and otherwise...
Surya Gayatri
Mar 2015
#57
An entire safety-sensitive industry cannot be monitored on a case by case basis, relying
Surya Gayatri
Mar 2015
#65
There is no "right to mental health privacy" once a person is dead, and especially after they've
MADem
Mar 2015
#105
I suspect that this "accident" (and I put it in quotes for a reason--as it was a mass murder) will
MADem
Mar 2015
#107
Once we get past a bit of a bumpy period--and they'll probably roll it out with cargo aircraft, to
MADem
Mar 2015
#111