knot4u
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Why? If he was wearing a Delta hat would that be acceptable?On national TV giving an interview? It looks unprofessional.
Why? If he was wearing a Delta hat would that be acceptable?On national TV giving an interview? It looks unprofessional.
Some of y’all have never been called by a newsroom producer to come on air and it shows. They called someone to talk about DB Cooper, they just happened to call Dan Gryder and the EP’s assistant asked what do we call you for the chyron “aviation consultant, aviation professional, or an aviation expert?”
Why? If he was wearing a Delta hat would that be acceptable?
I’ve been flying planes since 17, airlines since 23, and 40 today, and I wouldn’t dare call myself an “expert” in aviation/flying.
What should a mechanic wear in that situation?As part of a pilot uniform, yes that would be fine for a national TV interview. Looking like a bum on national TV like Dan Grindr? Yeah, unprofessional.
Good. Because it’s not like you’ve done anything to broaden your aviation experience like getting a CFI, flying a variety of GA aircraft, other category ratings etc. Glad you have at least some self-awareness.
What should a mechanic wear in that situation?
A suit, you’re on national tvWhat should a mechanic wear in that situation?
Oh please. I’m not in GA and don’t profess to speak on things GA. My field is Part 121 and has been for 17 years now.
A suit, you’re on national tv
Seriously? So you get to pick your own description?
That’s insane.
This is why people call the media fake news.
Just turn on the TV and watch a news segment, some 20s or 30s something yr old with an “international terrorism expert” label.
WTH. I’ve been flying planes since 17, airlines since 23, and 40 today, and I wouldn’t dare call myself an “expert” in aviation/flying. And yet you have people younger than that with “expert” labels on every topic under the sun on national news TV. What a joke.
You field hasn’t ever been anything but glass panel airliners.
Have you ever been a check pilot, in a training department, worked with ASAP/FOQA, any ALPA safety committees? I suspect there’s a *lot* of people with less time in the industry than you who have much more relevant aviation/airline expertise.
This is a reason why Delta is keeping the sub commander uniform. It has a specific resonance with the public whether pilots like it or not.There's a ton of data that shows that depending on WHAT the person is supposed to be an expert in, their clothing heavily influences people's trust of their knowledge. I wouldn't trust a mechanic providing an expert opinion on TV as much as I'd trust one who was wearing coveralls in the corner office of their repair shop. A doctor in a button down shirt and rolled up sleeves seems more trustworthy than one in a ripped t-shirt, or one in a 3 piece suite. Same reason that Sully almost always wore his pilot uniform when he went on TV until he retired.
Seriously? So you get to pick your own description?
That’s insane.
This is why people call the media fake news.
Just turn on the TV and watch a news segment, some 20s or 30s something yr old with an “international terrorism expert” label.
WTH. I’ve been flying planes since 17, airlines since 23, and 40 today, and I wouldn’t dare call myself an “expert” in aviation/flying. And yet you have people younger than that with “expert” labels on every topic under the sun on national news TV. What a joke.
Huh. I could swear that you take every opportunity to poop on GA possible.Oh please. I’m not in GA and don’t profess to speak on things GA. My field is Part 121 and has been for 17 years now.
Someone has to take up the mantle now that Todd is gone.Huh. I could swear that you take every opportunity to poop on GA possible.
Huh. I could swear that you take every opportunity to poop on GA possible.
Did Todd? IIRC he owned a couple aircraft and flew them fairly often. But then again I can see it being one of those “well I only support it for ME” things.Someone has to take up the mantle now that Todd is gone.