I thought 10,000 was the altitude the PIC needed to wear (or have available) oxygen in a non pressurized aircraft on a 135 flight (or am I getting very forgetful)?
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CNN reporting that the plane had a single pilot, and was cruising at 34,000 ft when intercepted.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/trans...investigation/
Jeff Hefner was a very experienced and capable pilot. After decades of trading in the sims at FlightSafety, I have come to believe just an average two pilot crew is far more capable than even an amazing single pilot in a jet or turboprop.
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Redundancy certainly has its place in several areas, this being one of them.
Slight rant:
Why is the media making such a great big deal of the Sonic boom? They're acting like it's the first time we've ever heard of such a thing. They can't mention the story at all without bringing that up more than once.
The new Honda Jet seems to have an overrun issue:
https://aviationweek.com/business-av...nway-excursion
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