Pilotage Moto

This is the worst crash in aviation history. Besides 9/11

It’s something that involves the entire crew. Think of the United DC-10 crash in Iowa, or of Captain Sully.

Continental Airlines Tribute. With about 72 photos and a music track from Dream Theater’s about to crash. … Continental Airlines Airliners Jets Airbus Boeing Aviation Flying Cockpit Pilots PlanesLanding Take-off

i need help with this project anyone i will award 100 points if answered correctly by posting multiple questions and choosing whoever gets the right answer.
i have a hydraulics test to make in which my teacher has asked this question several times but no one has ever passed it in the last five years the question is what would happen if u as an aircraft Mechanic make a repair on a tube line in an aircraft and suddenly the airplane happens to crash. The federal Aviation Administration A.k.a (FAA) has to blame on someone and they will come searching for u and You will have to explain to them with written paperwork that ur Repair was not the cause of the crash what will u writte down as an explanation?

This question is for anyone with aircraft knowledge however anyone that puts some kind of resource as a website will be awaded. THanks to anyone that tries tough this question has never been answered before on the last five years. this question happens to be the whole test.

A380 entered service in Oct 2007.
The first B747 crash was in 1974
747s came off the production line faster than A380s.
Commercial aviation safety has improved a lot since the 1970s. Time will tell when the first A380 crashes, not before 2014?

“Mankind has a perfect record in aviation; we never
left one up there!”

“What is the similarity between air traffic controllers
and pilots? If a pilot screws up, the pilot dies; If ATC screws
up, …. the pilot dies.”

“When one engine fails on a twin-engine airplane
you always have enough power left to get you to the scene
of the crash.”

“Blue water Navy truism: There are more planes in
the ocean than submarines in the sky.”

“The only time you have too much fuel is when you’re
on fire.”

About the Regional airlines, the pay, the life style and the hiring minimums to get hired?

Obviously people who have no knowledge about aviation will think 600 hours TT isn’t enough to get hire but in reality it’s fine.

My question is, will some idiotic lawmaker, some democrat in New York, try to propose a law that requires more Flying Time to get hired by an airline?

How likely is it that someone will step forward and try to change the pay of regional airlines, the long commute requirements to obtain certain licenses etc?

-I’m one of those people who believes pilots pay is right where it belongs- Helps to weed out those who do it for money and those do fly for passion;

For those not too into aviation you may not know what i’m talking about but for us who do, fire away!