Mohammed, we have have a problem!!

[jmp1]

Well here is another example of our tax money going to a worthy cause. Train them here and they can go back and fly the shit we left behind.

UPDATE: Plane crash victims were refugees who relocated to Oregon in 2022

Salem For Refugees said the three men were part of a pilot training program sponsored by the resettlement agency.

www.statesmanjournal.com

 

[Maggot]

 

[PinesAndProjectiles]

I didn’t realize we left Cessna’s in Afghanistan.

 

[KYAggie]

“According to public records, Masawi and Safdari lived in the homes connected to the airport's taxi strips.”

Dang, how do I get to be apart of a relocation program paid for by my tax dollars that gives me a home on an airport where I can keep my plane in the garage?? Those homes are usually very expensive. My tax dollars at work providing a better living for people who never paid taxes than for those that do. Pathetic.

 

[jmp1]

I didn’t realize we left Cessna’s in Afghanistan.

Crawl, walk, run.......point is we bring the world's problems home with us and train them. Make them pilots and cops and congress critters then wonder why we have the problems we have.

 

[theLBC]

The organization said the three men were part of a pilot training program sponsored by the resettlement agency and funded by the Willamette Workforce Partnership.

what could go wrong?
first thing i want to do after being forced to flee mortal danger in my homeland is learn how to fly airplanes.

 

[Stevo86]

 

[375fan]

Crawl, walk, run.......point is we bring the world's problems home with us and train them. Make them pilots and cops and congress critters then wonder why we have the problems we have.

Remember, this dumb idea came from a politician. Again, as I stated in another thread, history should be studied and not forgotten.

 

[KYAggie]

what could go wrong?
first thing i want to do after being forced to flee mortal danger in my homeland is learn how to fly airplanes.

Well, the one leveling factor in aviation is that it’s very unforgiving if you screw up; it doesn’t care what protected class you hail from nor what tax funded agency is paying the bill. Sounds like these gentlemen ran into a self correcting problem. The article doesn’t give very many details, but it sounds like the one piloting only had a private license and was it was foggy.

Like you said, “What could possibly go wrong”??

 

[KYAggie]

I read the article again and did a little digging. The airport they were going to, 7S5, has a 3000’ runway with no instrument approach procedures, they were flying in heavy fog according to the article, they crashed at 4:52 PM and sundown was 4:31 PM, and the pilot was not instrument rated. My guess is that he had been doing IFR training since he got his private in May and he had a made up non approved GPS approach to the airport to give him lateral navigation, but it did not provide adequate vertical guidance to keep him out of the power lines. Who knows, for sure, the mistakes cost them dearly.

Being that they were Afghan, I wonder if they were some of the few refugees brought here after the Potato Head abandoned Afghanistan? They may have been assets when we were there.

The article also said:

“The organization said the three men were part of a pilot training program sponsored by the resettlement agency and funded by the Willamette Workforce Partnership.”

I wonder if the Willamette Workforce Partnership funds pilot training for people born in the US, or only refugees? It’s bothersome that we often piss all over our own people and hard working troops, then roll out the red carpet for refugees, or so it seems.

 

[Pbgt]

lemme see if I can find one of my give-a-shits................nope.......

 

[BuildingConceptsllc]

Well, the one leveling factor in aviation is that it’s very unforgiving if you screw up; it doesn’t care what protected class you hail from nor what tax funded agency is paying the bill. Sounds like these gentlemen ran into a self correcting problem. The article doesn’t give very many details, but it sounds like the one piloting only had a private license and was it was foggy.

Like you said, “What could possibly go wrong”??

A skylane in dense fog and a brand new pilot.... what an idiot

 

[jmp1]

I wonder if the Willamette Workforce Partnership funds pilot training for people born in the US, or only refugees? It’s bothersome that we often piss all over our own people and hard working troops, then roll out the red carpet for refugees, or so it seems.

I'm sure you or I....nor our kids would qualify. Piss on middle class born and raised Americans but make every opportunity for refugees and illegals.

Not to mention that our colleges and other training centers are full of foreign nationals.
They come here to be trained by us then go home with knowledge to help our enemies.
Locally, we have a flight school that trains Chinese airline pilots. Why can't they train in their own country?? One of the prerequisites for a pilots license is to be proficient in English. These guys fly low approaches and pattern work at my home field. Most the time you can't understand a thing they say.

 

[KYAggie]

Most the time you can't understand a thing they say.

Yeah, and that’s when they are “on script”; just wait until something happens that takes them off script and there’s not only no way anyone can understand what they say on the radio, but you also have no idea what they are going to do.

 

[quietmike]

Pork is forbidden to muslims b/c before mohammed married 7yo Ahisha he relieved himself with a pigs anus.

 

[AmmoFort]

<snip>

I wonder if the Willamette Workforce Partnership funds pilot training for people born in the US, or only refugees? It’s bothersome that we often piss all over our own people and hard working troops, then roll out the red carpet for refugees, or so it seems.

Unfortunately all I need to do is see a picture of the staff and I have little doubt what kind of shit they stand for.

 

[HeavyAssault]

Authorities said Musawi was piloting the plane. According to Federal Aviation Administration documents, he obtained his private pilot license on May 30 and was certified to land single-engine planes.

 

[rhsc]

FYI, Juan Browne just posted a preliminary examination of this accident -

 

[jmp1]

Nice, I figured he'd have one soon.