@swedepilot@united@Delta If a pilot has a credit card that allows access and is traveling on a paid ticket(deadheading for instance), why should they not be allowed in the lounge?
28 April 1988: Aloha Airlines Flight 243, a B-737 with 95 aboard, has a severe explosive decompression over Hawaii (US). Part of the passenger cabin rips open, killing one steward who is ejected from the aircraft. Despite significant damage, crew was able to land jet safely. More OTD occurrences on the Thread ๐งต 1/5
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@xAviation Amazing airmanship in my opinion would be choosing not to fly in to and land in a hurricane, but thatโs just me. That aside, agree with one of the other comments that this does not look like hurricane conditions, seems more like a typical winter day landing in LGA.
@madelynn_wx Cold front+Low Pressure+Jet Stream making for lousy rides today. Many flights North-South staying in the high 20โs and lower 30โs but still hard to find anything smooth.
@Ale_Savina Operator appoints, FAA gives the final blessing. Most airlines also have a limited number of Check Airmen that can give that final blessing as well.