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Why you should shake hands with the pilot when you fly..
Post by namelessfly   » Sun Aug 17, 2014 11:05 am

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http://beta.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-28791853

You want to make certain that the pilot has hands.
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Re: Why you should shake hands with the pilot when you fly..
Post by Michael Everett   » Sun Aug 17, 2014 2:20 pm

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Check his teeth as well. If they are blue, that may mean he's...
HANDS-FREE!
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Yeah, terrible pun.
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Re: Why you should shake hands with the pilot when you fly..
Post by HB of CJ   » Sun Aug 17, 2014 6:55 pm

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Blue teeth and hands free? I don't get it. Could you explain it for me since I am missing something here.

I am surprised that they allow pilots to fly airplanes with only one arm. How do they reach and work all the switches, dials, levers, knobs, buttons and stuff?

Artificial feet and even a fake lower leg? I think that has already been done. Feedback would be a concern, however. I think you still have to have both eyes. Could be wrong.

Love this forum. HB of CJ (old dumb coot) Cm. (About 50 hrs.) (Just enough to crash!) Yikes! (Cessna 170, 182, RV 4):)
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Re: Why you should shake hands with the pilot when you fly..
Post by Daryl   » Sun Aug 17, 2014 11:45 pm

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Douglas Bader - UK fighter pilot in WW2.

HB of CJ wrote:Blue teeth and hands free? I don't get it. Could you explain it for me since I am missing something here.

I am surprised that they allow pilots to fly airplanes with only one arm. How do they reach and work all the switches, dials, levers, knobs, buttons and stuff?

Artificial feet and even a fake lower leg? I think that has already been done. Feedback would be a concern, however. I think you still have to have both eyes. Could be wrong.

Love this forum. HB of CJ (old dumb coot) Cm. (About 50 hrs.) (Just enough to crash!) Yikes! (Cessna 170, 182, RV 4):)
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Re: Why you should shake hands with the pilot when you fly..
Post by HB of CJ   » Mon Aug 18, 2014 2:04 am

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Like I said, it has already been done and done well. Apparently he was quite a guy. Enough so that the Germans showed him some extra respect? Also, there was a horrible war going on. I for one am very lucky to be here. Things got rather dicey for my Dad. Yikes! HB of CJ (old coot) Cm. I love this forum.
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