I’m no more likely than you to be put on a no-fly list, so I don’t know why you’re saying ‘goood riddance’. What exactly did I do to be worthy?

(Written on 2021年10月02日)(Permalink)

Sources? It’s called present reality. Currently, if you’re put on the actual no-fly list, there’s very little recourse to getting off of it, even if it’s due to an error. It will be no short task to be removed from the list. So no, I don’t think the addition of no-fly list for unruly passengers is a good idea.

(Written on 2021年10月01日)(Permalink)

Abused by those maintain the list and determine who is put on the list.

(Written on 2021年10月01日)(Permalink)

As if the government’s no fly list wasn’t enough of an overreach, this would make the situation even worse. Just another “list” that likely to be abused.

(Written on 2021年10月01日)(Permalink)

I guess that depends on how you define “pick up”. Flying is certainly picking up and has been for a while now, it’s just not anywhere near what it was before the wuflu.

(Written on 2020年07月10日)(Permalink)

"End the 'RJ Era'!" Don't you mean "stop air service to smaller cities"?

(Written on 2020年05月15日)(Permalink)

He meant that a 2m rule on airplanes doesn’t really accomplish anything.

(Written on 2020年04月24日)(Permalink)

That would be a fruitless endeavor.

(Written on 2020年02月22日)(Permalink)

How exactly would they have it pulled, and from where?

(Written on 2020年02月21日)(Permalink)

To keep stick forces up to the point of stall as required for certification. Also to make it fly like an NG.

(Written on 2019年11月27日)(Permalink)