Posted on 03/08/2024 5:35:12 PM PST by DallasBiff
Passengers had to be evacuated from a United Airlines plane after it rolled off a runway and got stuck in the grass in Houston Friday morning, the second incident related to a United flight at Bush Intercontinental Airport this week.
No injuries were reported among the 160 passengers and six crew members, United Airlines said in a statement. Video taken after the landing showed the plane tilted to one side with one of its wings very close to the ground
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DEI and wokeness in action.
THAT (Mr.Pinkhair) is their CEO?
OMG! I guess the entire board of directors are too PC to raise an objection or tell him how that image reflects poorly on the company.
Coincidence? I think not!
Omg
Pilots may have been the 1st graduates of DEI flight school.
Put ‘em in the pilot’s seat!
So will I.
Thanks to DEI, WOKE and the other one my future trips for the next 30 years (if i’m lucky) will mostly consist of NH,ME an VT.
By car
Were the pilots “teens?”
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4222998/posts
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
United Airlines ^ | none given | Jessica Muench
Posted on 3/8/2024, 9:33:28 PM by DallasBiff
“United flights provide life-changing new perspectives and new opportunities to millions of customers and, in turn, tens of thousands of employees. We want to offer those opportunities to as many people as possible, from every background. Our purpose-driven commitment to DEI is the right thing to do—and it’s an essential driver of our growth and sustainable financial success.”
(All over the place . . .)
Diversity in action?
Placing the public in danger so they will not travel is the main objective here. Like unaffordable unworkable electric cars keep the masses from moving about freely
The working theory on this incident is the pilot was driving too fast for conditions. The taxiway turnoff he selected was a right angle turn at the end of the runway. There just happens to be a whole lot of paint markings at the end of the runway. Slippery when wet..
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