Jet circles Zamboanga airport waiting for missing air traffic controllers

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12-31-2008 @ 8:04AM

vectormom said...

Yeah! Let's get the FAA to contract out more towers. It really seems to work everywhere else. I, for one, can't wait to train my replacement. I hope it runs as smoothly as the TSA!!!!

12-31-2008 @ 10:46AM

Ron said...

The FAA has no control over towers or airports in the Phillippines.

12-31-2008 @ 10:51AM

Diane said...

Hey, vectormom - get your head out of your ass ok? If you "can't wait" to train your replacement it must mean you could give a rat's tail about your job to begin with. As for the TSA (since you brought it up anyway) - yet another stupid comment from someone who's OBVIOUSLY never done the job (and yes, I have). It's a thankless, tiring job where someone's either complaining that you're doing your job or complaining that you're not. Good to see the whining is still continuing from people like you on a topic that's completely irrevelant.

People constantly hear about what a 'bad' job the TSA is doing, well what about the job they ARE doing? The guns that discovered EVERY damn year? Oh but no... wouldn't want you to strain your brain on that huh?

12-31-2008 @ 1:49PM

cal10pilot said...

Disregard Diane's comments.... it might be hormonal. TSA does a poor job at best, and the testing facts don't lie. 80+% failure rate, but 100% obstruction of peoples travels.... for what? Will TSA stop the shoulder held rocket launchers? You know they accomplished their task on jet's.... so they won't be back. Travellers must be vigilant, but that game has already left town.

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