Female Drivers
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2017 6:56 am
Or pilots.
Plane nearly ran out of fuel after pilots forgot to bring up landing gear

Two pilots have been suspended from duty after their aircraft, carrying 99 passengers, nearly ran out of fuel
because they forgot to retract the landing gear after take-off.
Air India Flight AI676 was en route to Mumbai from Kolkata on July 22 but was forced to divert to Nagpur when
the crew became alarmed by the speed at which the aircraft was losing fuel thanks to the additional drag created
by the extended wheels.
An unidentified source told the Times of India that the “brand new Airbus A320”, one of the most fuel efficient
aircraft in existence, had struggled to climb after take-off, prompting the pilots to settle on an altitude of 24,000
feet as opposed to a usual cruising height of 35,000 feet. The source, who made a point of saying that both
pilots were women, said it flew like this at 230 knots - as opposed to around 500 knots - for about an hour-
and-a-half, while the extended landing gear dragged heavily on the aircraft...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/news/ ... -low-fuel/
I'm sure this would never happen to Left Seater. :)
Next thing you know, some dumb broad is going to go astray and *doink* the firmament out of place.
Get your act together, ladies.
Plane nearly ran out of fuel after pilots forgot to bring up landing gear

Two pilots have been suspended from duty after their aircraft, carrying 99 passengers, nearly ran out of fuel
because they forgot to retract the landing gear after take-off.
Air India Flight AI676 was en route to Mumbai from Kolkata on July 22 but was forced to divert to Nagpur when
the crew became alarmed by the speed at which the aircraft was losing fuel thanks to the additional drag created
by the extended wheels.
An unidentified source told the Times of India that the “brand new Airbus A320”, one of the most fuel efficient
aircraft in existence, had struggled to climb after take-off, prompting the pilots to settle on an altitude of 24,000
feet as opposed to a usual cruising height of 35,000 feet. The source, who made a point of saying that both
pilots were women, said it flew like this at 230 knots - as opposed to around 500 knots - for about an hour-
and-a-half, while the extended landing gear dragged heavily on the aircraft...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/news/ ... -low-fuel/
I'm sure this would never happen to Left Seater. :)
Next thing you know, some dumb broad is going to go astray and *doink* the firmament out of place.
Get your act together, ladies.