[Politics] Shoreham Pilot - Flying Licence Appeal Rejected 17/10/2024
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GT49er
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He should be thanking his lucky stars twice over - one for surviving that crash, and two that he's not currently serving time for manslaughter (I still think he should be).
The ultimate selfish, shameless cnt with no genuine remorse.
Disgusting individual.
It seems like he's determined to put the grieving families through as much hell as possible, the man is beneath contempt.
It seems like he's determined to put the grieving families through as much hell as possible, the man is beneath contempt.
- Jul 17, 2003
- 20,950
As ex RN I have the right to extract the urine out of the Junior service lol
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 17,640
If I was him, I would be counting myself VERY lucky I wasn't in jail. There is NO WAY I would contemplate sticking my head above the parapet and essentially trolling the families of 22/8 by asking if I could go and play at flying facking planes again!
In my eyes, he 'got away with it' so he should have to pay the price. Berk.
In my eyes, he 'got away with it' so he should have to pay the price. Berk.
Talk about failing to read the room.........most people would be in virtual hiding after what he did. Narcissist.
ROSM
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One of the accusations was that he was arrogant and ignored prior warnings.
Now, the way he is behaving underlines that may well have been an accurate character description of him
Perhaps they could sell tickets for his court hearing and we all get a chance to tell him what we think. Not that he will listen
Now, the way he is behaving underlines that may well have been an accurate character description of him
Perhaps they could sell tickets for his court hearing and we all get a chance to tell him what we think. Not that he will listen
Pilot involved in airshow crash refused licence appeal
Families of the victims of an airshow crash say they can finally be at peace after the pilots licence plea was refused.
www.theargus.co.uk
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
- 31,632
DEATH PILOT LICENCE APPEAL SHOT DOWN IN FLAMESPilot involved in airshow crash refused licence appeal
Families of the victims of an airshow crash say they can finally be at peace after the pilots licence plea was refused.
- Jul 17, 2003
- 20,950
This is great news, hopefully he will now slither away and slowly expire.
I expect the remorseless liar will now give it a go overseas, there must be nations with lower standards.
The stng in the tail is that the report states that he could apply for a licence in another country. if a foreign licence were granted, would it have to be honoured in the UK or do all non British international airline pilots have to have a UK licence?
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
Not only a right but morally the only course of action those of the senior service! CrabsAs ex RN I have the right to extract the urine out of the Junior service lol
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
- 12,798
I’m not 100% sure but I believe without a CAA licence he’d be unable to fly commercially in the UK and would be limited to 28 days a year of flying for pleasure through a licence issued overseas. He’d also only be allowed to fly under VFR rules (good visibility and a clear sight of the ground).
However the CAA would likely have the authority stop him if he ever tried to fly in the country. Seeing as they’ve refused his licence application that should give them legal grounds to block any attempt to fly in this country even under a foreign issued licence.
- Oct 17, 2008
- 17,223
I can’t believe we’re even having this conversation though. The guy is scum and should be in prison, in my view.
GT49er
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If only we could guarantee that the slimy entitled git won't find an equally slimy lawyer somewhere to argue for his civil rights, or whatever other sliver of legal chicanery, to fly again. European Court of Human Rights 2027 anyone?