Endeavor (9E) interviews and offers?
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#233
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Joined APC: Feb 2013
Position: Captain
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So in your estimation going too fast didn't have to do anything with it? The airport is only at fault? Why weren't there other planes in the ditch? I have (as part of a two person crew sitting in the right seat) inadvertently taxied onto a taxiway with nil breaking, pure black ice. The airplane was sliding sideways it was so slippery. We did not go off the taxiway and we were able to taxi to a de-iced surface because we were going so slow. Maybe something else happened, who knows, maybe ATC was putting pressure on them to get off the runway, maybe something mechanical happened but what is the likely scenario?
#234
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Joined APC: Jun 2008
Posts: 939
it's the training departments fault that the guy didn't land at the nearest suitable airport, per QRH??
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Joined APC: Dec 2013
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No comments about skill, just comments about going too fast when exiting the runway. Nothing to do with skill. Learning from other's mistakes so we don't have to commit those same mistakes is paramount in aviation. I haven't experienced every visual approach on earth, that doesn't mean I'll be part of a crew that pulls the next Asiana.
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Joined APC: Dec 2012
Posts: 389
Taxing a transport category aircraft is not something all Endeavor first officers have therefore are reluctant to get to involved barring an obvious danger like crossing a hold short or heading into a physical object. This is why I don't assign blame to the first officer when and aircraft slides off a taxiway. I am assuming of course that the captain was using a prudent speed.
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