@JMCSOS

Aviation safety professional, retired airline pilot, author, aircraft accident investigator and public speaker.

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Joined March 2018
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Replying to @MohamedLeBonBel @USATODAY
Commercial airline safety is the safest form of transportation ever created by humankind. I fly very frequently and feel very safe. I’m not sure what you are referring to about “something going on”.
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Replying to @MohamedLeBonBel @USATODAY
They are following instructions from air traffic control. On those days where contrail linger it can appear that one or more are not following the airways, but that can be misleading.
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Replying to @MohamedLeBonBel @USATODAY
Thank you
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Replying to @MohamedLeBonBel @USATODAY
Thank you, glad you enjoy the shows.
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Replying to @laurenboebert
You are most familiar with fake information.
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Replying to @ymbello01 @Airbus @ATWOnline @AviationSafety @Boeing
Thank you sir, I’m honored by your words.
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Christian, Thanks for your comment. We work hard at telling an accurate story. There are other show that are less vigilant, but ACI does a pretty good job.
Replying to @AirCrash_
As one of the contributors to ACI, let me be very clear. The comments made by us are directly from the official reports. We may use our experience to explain issues to the audience, but the conclusions are directly from the official reports.
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Ask the Captain: All your air-travel questions, answered usatoday.com/picture-gallery… via @USATODAY

Ask the Captain: All your air-travel questions, answered

You've got questions about how airplanes and airlines work and Captain John Cox has answers. Each week, he clears up aviation mysteries.

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Why doesn't the government put air marshals back on planes to control unruly passengers? usatoday.com/story/travel/co… via @USATODAY

Why doesn't the government put air marshals back on planes to control unruly passengers?

This week, retired US Airways pilot John Cox explains why using air marshals to control the unruly passenger problem isn't a good idea.

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How safe is it for airliners to fly over water? What kind of precautions are taken? usatoday.com/story/travel/co… via @USATODAY

How safe is it for airliners to fly over water? What kind of precautions are taken?

Retired US Airways pilot John Cox explains the multiple safety systems that help keep flights safe when flying over large bodies of water.

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What happens to air travel in Afghanistan after US withdrawal? Who controls the airspace? usatoday.com/story/travel/co… via @USATODAY

What happens to air travel in Afghanistan after US withdrawal? Who controls the airspace?

On Sunday, airlines were told that Afghanistan no longer has civilian air traffic control services, and the airport has closed to commercial flights.

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Replying to @enjoyingglife
Glad you enjoy the show. It is a good team to work with.
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How do pilots land airliners safely in the event of a complete power loss? usatoday.com/story/travel/co… via @USATODAY

How do pilots land airliners safely in the event of a complete power loss?

This week, retired US Airways pilot John Cox fields questions about landing in the event a plane loses all power and the 747's role as a freighter.

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Replying to @Gregory08031950 @USATODAY
Not sure why you are having an issue getting through USA Today. No other problems reported. As for the temperature in the cabin, the pilots can adjust it. Just tell the flight attendants to ask the pilots to cool it down a bit.
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Ask the Captain: All your air-travel questions, answered usatoday.com/picture-gallery… via @USATODAY

Ask the Captain: All your air-travel questions, answered

You've got questions about how airplanes and airlines work and Captain John Cox has answers. Each week, he clears up aviation mysteries.

usatoday.com
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Ask the Captain: All your air-travel questions, answered usatoday.com/picture-gallery… via @USATODAY

Ask the Captain: All your air-travel questions, answered

You've got questions about how airplanes and airlines work and Captain John Cox has answers. Each week, he clears up aviation mysteries.

usatoday.com
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What you need to know about the Boeing 737 Max 10, its biggest 737 ever usatoday.com/story/travel/co… via @usatoday

What you need to know about the Boeing 737 Max 10, its biggest 737 ever

Boeing's biggest 737 yet, the Max 10, made its maiden flight on June 18 and is due to enter service in 2023. Here's what you need to know about it.

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Ask the Captain: All your air-travel questions, answered usatoday.com/picture-gallery… via @USATODAY

Ask the Captain: All your air-travel questions, answered

You've got questions about how airplanes and airlines work and Captain John Cox has answers. Each week, he clears up aviation mysteries.

usatoday.com
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Unruly airline passengers: What is the role of the captain and flight crew in taming bad behavior? usatoday.com/story/travel/co… via @USATODAY

Unruly airline passengers: What is the role of the captain and flight crew in taming bad behavior?

It does not matter that you have paid for a seat; the captain has the authority to have you removed if you do not comply with the mask requirement.

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