Racquel Welch at 74
Posted on 12/12/2014 3:37:14 PM PST by KeyLargo
Mexican pilot fired after letting attractive singer fly plane while it was full of passengers
A Mexican pilot is out of a job after he let a stunning singer and her actress friend sit in his cockpit seat and permitted them to control the plane while it was airborne.
The pilot, who has not been named, was let go from his job with the Magnicharters airline after photos emerged Twitter of 23-year old Mexican singer Esmeralda Ugalde and her 19-year old actress friend Samadhi Zendejas posing in the pilot’s cabin and wearing his hat.
After Ugalde posted the picture to her Twitter account, which has over 40,000 followers, it went viral and quickly forced the airline that operates domestic holiday flights out of Mexico City International Airport to can the pilot.
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WHOAAAAA,,, stop the press. There’s an amazing utterly unheard of twist in the story. The two ladies tried to help the pilot and stuck to their story that the plane was on the ground! They are definitely not American women.
*If either of you two ladies have to ride that horrid train up here to America, please freepmail me and i’ll be waiting at the border to whisk you away to your new home. Sincerely :)
#10. Calling Laz. Calling Laz.
Need a “hit” in the cockpit.
2 points lost for floppy not perky
To #30 - Fling Wing Flyer>
Was that with the Romanian military? Would explain the “hairy” thing.
LOL!
Been known to happen:
“Missing Malaysia airline pilot SMOKED and chatted with us in the cockpit, reveals young blonde passenger”
My question was rhetorical but thanks anyway....
I don’t understand the problem??? Don’t those pilot caps give them all the authority needed to sit in the pilot’s lap, and by extension, his chair!
Lets hope that if the girls can’t persuade the airline to give him back his job he can get work in some other 3rd world airline (that none of us are likely to fly!)
90-Year old Mexican pilot fired after letting attractive singer fly plane while it was full of passengers, forced to make Dead Stick Landing
there fixed it
Whoa....i don’t remember that crash.
Just watched a dramatization on youtube.
Terrifying....
Same chances as finding an Esmeralda among illegals crossing the Arizona desert.
And this poor girl is in her very early twinties. By the time she is thirty, yikes!
Because that level of beauty requires.....
Not only good DNA.
Good diet. Good healthcare and dental care.
The leisure time to exercise most poor women do not have or if they do the money to spend on an exercise activity that keeps one’s interest.
And at least some level of beauty products.
In most cost cases not an insignificant dollar amount of beauty products.
Racquel Welch at 74
Well, if you are tolerant of and can afford lots of plastic surgery.....more power to ya!
Does not cost much to spew at women anonymously over the internet does it?
But yes there is a correlation between beauty and wealth.
Good diet, good healthcare dental care, and the leisure time to exercise and take care of yourself.
I have always preferred leaner, more athletic girls that do not suffer gravity so much as years pile up. That is personal preference, and hence my snark at the chesseburger brigade.
Yepper - once saw a Valentine's Day card that said, "Baby, you turn me on!
After that, I'm fully automatic!"
I think the airline was too harsh on the pilot. What is so bad about allowing some scantily clad women sit in the cockpit every now and then? Must get boring sitting there hour after hour, staring at those dials and switches.
Also, why are there no women airline pilots? I've been flying for many years and always, I am seeing males in the cockpit. Even the co-pilots and navigators (or whatever they are called these days) are men.
And the stewardesses are always either women or effeminate men. Has anybody else noticed that? I have never seen a burly, manly man pushing a drink cart up an aisle or asking me if I need my pillow fluffed (not that I'm asking for that to happen, but just curious).
As for flight attendants, it is historically a female occupation. Initially that was by design in the golden age of air travel. Perhaps it carries on that way as a tradition, though the size and attractiveness requirements have been dropped.
vs now...
The Middle East and Asia don't have anti-discrimination laws and still choose based on looks.
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