Classic British Flight Sim

A reminder that security can never beat the inside job

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-26222674

Ironically, it was security measures, (Cockpit door lock) and safety, (Rope), that enabled him to do it and leave the aeroplane.

I think he should be given asylum . Preferably one with padded walls.

Thanks Garry,. i was waiting for the report on the BBC News channel but all they keep Banging on about are those Caber tossing/Porridge/ Haggis eating people north of the border and their worry about their pound!!!

Roger.

PS, not getting at you Eric as you are English!!

airboatr wrote:I think he should be given asylum . Preferably one with padded walls.

Nah...too good for him...make him fly for Ryanair

I don't think the Geneva Convention would allow it.

... its against cruel and unusual punishment

I was wondering why he didn't just land at Rome as scheduled, nice and legal-like and then catch a train up to Geneva. ?
No fuss, no drama, no Carabinieri.
Cheers
Dave M(oly)

Perhaps that's just it...he didn't think.

I love the fact that the Swiss air force didn't intercept because it was outside office hours