A pain in the Koenecke.

Dennis

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sami Aaron
Sent: Friday, August 15, 2008 10:01 AM
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Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Transportation to October conference -takeAmtrak!

>From the Air Charter Guide, The Complete Guide to Business and Personal 
>Aircraft Charter, (and soon to be incorporated into the other R:BASE flight 
>management database products!)  there is a story about Brooklyn Dodgers' 
>outfielder, Len Koenecke, who in 1935 was ejected from an American Airlines 
>plane for being rambunctious, so he chartered an aircraft to get to Detroit 
>for a game.   He sat quietly in the backseat until airborne.  At that point, 
>he asked to sit in the cockpit with the pilot and co-pilot.  Soon after, he 
>got a little unruly and, when the co-pilot asked him to settle down, according 
>to an article later in the New York times, "the real battle began."  As the 
>two rolled around the small cockpit, it was all the pilot could do to keep the 
>aircraft straight and level, and after a 15-minute scuffle, he began to lose 
>his orientation.  He later told police that he decided "it was either a case 
>of the three of us crashing or doing something to Koenecke."  Grabbing the 
>nearest blunt object, a fire extinguisher, he delivered a blow to Koenecke's 
>head, incapacitating him.

So, Karen, I'd say it's your call .....  drink up if you'd like but be prepared 
to pay the price :)
Sami

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 15, 2008 9:37 AM
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Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Transportation to October conference -takeAmtrak!

That rule does NOT apply to passengers, right???

Karen


Karen,

Great to hear about the tavern! However it would be highly inappropriate to 
drink and fly (remember the 2 Southwest pilots that were dismissed for 
imbibing). The rule of thumb is "8 hours bottle to throttle".

Jan

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