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@XSNRGY the link now takes you to a very different article than it first appeared. When first published the article claimed the passenger tried to bring the firearm on to the plane in carry on luggage.
The Herald has since changed the article to better reflect what actually happened.
Obviously fresh out of pilot school
QUOTE...The pilot said "given the situation in Christchurch we are obviously taking no chances".
The pilot's earlier announcement had been met with audible shock and disapproval by other passengers
They’re never so candid over the PA when one or other of them has slept in....that’ll be “operational requirements “...Quote:
Originally Posted by A330driver
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Mate that is just typical of the media eh.
He was carrying the firearm lawfully and had checked it in properly. It was just an over excited AvSec member. The owner of the firearm had actually done everything correctly, don't be harsh on him as it happen just after 15/3.
What is worrying is the end of the stuff article where they ask if they can change the law about take firearms onto planes full stop:o
Looks like one way our another there going to stuff us:(
