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UPS Pilots Fight FAA Regulations After Fatigue Crash

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One year after the fatal crash of United Postal Service (UPS) flight 1354, UPS pilots are calling for an end to the exclusion of all-cargo airline operators from FAR Part 117 — the new pilot rest and operating rules Congress enacted to mitigate pilot fatigue. (www.aviationtoday.com) More...

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WtfWtf
WtfWtf 4
They should just direct all red eye flight paths directly over management's houses at 1000 ft above.
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joelwiley
joel wiley 1
Under the Citizens United ruling by SCOTUS, corporations are considered persons. Maybe cargo crates can likewise be considered 'persons'. If they are demised in a crash like UPS 1354, then the 'families' of said persons could be represented by those ever-energetic defenders of the little people (at 33% of the jury award plus court costs).
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