Utopia Talk - Politics - expensive planes shouldnt have ejection

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Sam Adams
Member Sun Sep 17 19:44:47
In peacetime.

http://x.com/TeamCharleston/status/1703523385475534968?s=20

Pilot(probably a diversity hire) ejected from a flyable plane and it continued flying. Its a stealth plane so its hard to track. Now no one knows where it went.

Rofl

Sam Adams
Member Sun Sep 17 19:46:02
So the air force put out a tweet asking if anyone has seen their missing stealth fighter.

Amazing.

obaminated
Member Sun Sep 17 19:52:03
Lol. It's a troll, pretty funny.

obaminated
Member Sun Sep 17 19:53:53
Nope. It's real. Damn, that's embarrassing.

http://www...ot-ejects-mishap-officials.amp

Paramount
Member Mon Sep 18 00:59:49
It may be in the hands of the Mexican cartels now.

TheChildren
Member Mon Sep 18 07:21:06
"stealth" u mean flyin lemon

jergul
large member Mon Sep 18 07:24:27
Sammy
You were saying about Russian pilots?

Rugian
Member Mon Sep 18 07:36:37
F-35s should still have transponders, right?

Oh wait...

"The jet's transponder, which would help officials find the aircraft, was not working "for some reason that we haven't yet determined," Huggins said."

And

"Missing F-35 Could Keep Flying For 'Hundreds of Miles' on Autopilot"

http://www...marines-south-carolina-1827714

Wtf

Sam Adams
Member Mon Sep 18 09:37:33
"You were saying about Russian pilots?"

This would happen every day in russia, except they dont have stealth planes and cannot afford fuel and spare parts to fly much.

jergul
large member Mon Sep 18 09:57:37
Me thinks they are racking in significantly more hours than your average USAF pilot.

jergul
large member Mon Sep 18 10:01:08
(aviation kerosene costs 400 USD per ton).

obaminated
Member Mon Sep 18 10:03:19
Tracker turned off and pilot ejects from plane that kept flying? Pretty suspicious.

Sam Adams
Member Mon Sep 18 11:17:34
"Me thinks they are racking in significantly more hours than your average USAF pilot."

Lolwut

jergul
large member Mon Sep 18 11:43:54
6 hours per active pilot per month is not a high bar.

obaminated
Member Mon Sep 18 12:03:19
Lol. Jergul making things up again. Average is a little more than 10 hours of flying per month.

http://www...om%2010.9%20hours%20in%202020.

Not sure what would be the acceptable number of active flight hours for a pilot during peace time. Honestly 10 hours a month seems like enough to keep the pilot from growing unfamiliar with the machine.

The tracker was turned off and the pilot ejected while the plane was capable of flight. This doesn't seem like an experience issue.

murder
Member Mon Sep 18 12:10:07

Well it's in the lake or it's in the ocean. Anywhere else would have produced a very noticeable explosion and fire.

Transponder off, autopilot engaged, and the pilot ejects a flyable jet? Yeah, I'm not buying that this was an accident.

The pilot should get locked up for life, and so should whoever the hell was running the training exercise.

jergul
large member Mon Sep 18 12:23:31
http://www...ne-again-after-brief-recovery/

jergul
large member Mon Sep 18 12:24:26
6.1 hours month for a fighter pilot does not seem like enough to keep one from getting out of the aircraft midflight.

Paramount
Member Mon Sep 18 12:42:21
” Transponder off, autopilot engaged, and the pilot ejects a flyable jet? Yeah, I'm not buying that this was an accident.”

Not sure if the jet can land by itself on autopilot. But if it can the pilot may have agreed to sell the fighter jet to someone. He turned off the transponder, engaged autopilot and ejected. The fighter jet then flew to Mexico, landed, and was picked up by the cartels, Russia or the Chinese.

Paramount
Member Mon Sep 18 16:40:29
Although, it would probably have been smarter for him to fly the jet to Mexico himself, get the cash, and then seek asylum there.

murder
Member Mon Sep 18 16:49:38

An F-35 is not making it from South Carolina to Mexico.

You're better off going with a "the fighter was hacked and stolen" angle.

murder
Member Mon Sep 18 17:44:08

Apparently the wreckage has been found in South Carolina.

jergul
large member Mon Sep 18 17:53:50
Aww, it lost its stealth characteristics?

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Sam Adams Member	Sun Sep 17 19:44:47 In peacetime. http://x.com/TeamCharleston/status/1703523385475534968?s=20 Pilot(probably a diversity hire) ejected from a flyable plane and it continued flying. Its a stealth plane so its hard to track. Now no one knows where it went. Rofl
Sam Adams Member	Sun Sep 17 19:46:02 So the air force put out a tweet asking if anyone has seen their missing stealth fighter. Amazing.
obaminated Member	Sun Sep 17 19:52:03 Lol. It's a troll, pretty funny.
obaminated Member	Sun Sep 17 19:53:53 Nope. It's real. Damn, that's embarrassing. http://www...ot-ejects-mishap-officials.amp
Paramount Member	Mon Sep 18 00:59:49 It may be in the hands of the Mexican cartels now.
TheChildren Member	Mon Sep 18 07:21:06 "stealth" u mean flyin lemon
jergul large member	Mon Sep 18 07:24:27 Sammy You were saying about Russian pilots?
Rugian Member	Mon Sep 18 07:36:37 F-35s should still have transponders, right? Oh wait... "The jet's transponder, which would help officials find the aircraft, was not working "for some reason that we haven't yet determined," Huggins said." And "Missing F-35 Could Keep Flying For 'Hundreds of Miles' on Autopilot" http://www...marines-south-carolina-1827714 Wtf
Sam Adams Member	Mon Sep 18 09:37:33 "You were saying about Russian pilots?" This would happen every day in russia, except they dont have stealth planes and cannot afford fuel and spare parts to fly much.
jergul large member	Mon Sep 18 09:57:37 Me thinks they are racking in significantly more hours than your average USAF pilot.
jergul large member	Mon Sep 18 10:01:08 (aviation kerosene costs 400 USD per ton).
obaminated Member	Mon Sep 18 10:03:19 Tracker turned off and pilot ejects from plane that kept flying? Pretty suspicious.
Sam Adams Member	Mon Sep 18 11:17:34 "Me thinks they are racking in significantly more hours than your average USAF pilot." Lolwut
jergul large member	Mon Sep 18 11:43:54 6 hours per active pilot per month is not a high bar.
obaminated Member	Mon Sep 18 12:03:19 Lol. Jergul making things up again. Average is a little more than 10 hours of flying per month. http://www...om%2010.9%20hours%20in%202020. Not sure what would be the acceptable number of active flight hours for a pilot during peace time. Honestly 10 hours a month seems like enough to keep the pilot from growing unfamiliar with the machine. The tracker was turned off and the pilot ejected while the plane was capable of flight. This doesn't seem like an experience issue.
murder Member	Mon Sep 18 12:10:07 Well it's in the lake or it's in the ocean. Anywhere else would have produced a very noticeable explosion and fire. Transponder off, autopilot engaged, and the pilot ejects a flyable jet? Yeah, I'm not buying that this was an accident. The pilot should get locked up for life, and so should whoever the hell was running the training exercise.
jergul large member	Mon Sep 18 12:23:31 http://www...ne-again-after-brief-recovery/
jergul large member	Mon Sep 18 12:24:26 6.1 hours month for a fighter pilot does not seem like enough to keep one from getting out of the aircraft midflight.
Paramount Member	Mon Sep 18 12:42:21 ” Transponder off, autopilot engaged, and the pilot ejects a flyable jet? Yeah, I'm not buying that this was an accident.” Not sure if the jet can land by itself on autopilot. But if it can the pilot may have agreed to sell the fighter jet to someone. He turned off the transponder, engaged autopilot and ejected. The fighter jet then flew to Mexico, landed, and was picked up by the cartels, Russia or the Chinese.
Paramount Member	Mon Sep 18 16:40:29 Although, it would probably have been smarter for him to fly the jet to Mexico himself, get the cash, and then seek asylum there.
murder Member	Mon Sep 18 16:49:38 An F-35 is not making it from South Carolina to Mexico. You're better off going with a "the fighter was hacked and stolen" angle.
murder Member	Mon Sep 18 17:44:08 Apparently the wreckage has been found in South Carolina.
jergul large member	Mon Sep 18 17:53:50 Aww, it lost its stealth characteristics?
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