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Count me in ^
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I would have no problem flying Liberty Air.
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I would.
Well actually I would bring my own security. |
In a heartbeat.
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Originally Posted by InkUnderNails
(Post 15612242)
Then do not come to Kentucky (or any of several other states). You may indeed end up sitting next to me in any number of public venues and you will almost certainly be sitting next to someone with a concealed firearm. You will never know it except in the very rare instance in which you will find yourself pleased that you were.
And, yes, I would fly Liberty. I would fly Liberty. |
An internal flight in New Zealand? Of course I would. Bestest little country ever. :)
A flight just about anywhere else? No, I'd want screening of luggage and intelligent profiling to prevent those just-back-from-Al-Quaida-training-camp from flying. The key word here is intelligent. |
Originally Posted by KCSherri
(Post 15611741)
Would you fly Liberty Air, or would you still choose a TSA-compliant airline?
Second, as a pilot who has done many, many alert tours, scrambles, and patrols in the DC area, I can assure you that such an airline would never get near a populated area without multiple weapons targeted on it:eek: Also, as an airline pilot I wouldn't give 1/2 an iota of consideration to operating such a flight. It's a nice dream though. |
Originally Posted by axl
(Post 15613107)
First off, this is a pipe dream and we're wasting our time even dreaming about it. TSA 'compliance' isn't there only to protect the passengers & crew onboard a plane.
Second, as a pilot who has done many, many alert tours, scrambles, and patrols in the DC area, I can assure you that such an airline would never get near a populated area without multiple weapons targeted on it:eek: Also, as an airline pilot I wouldn't give 1/2 an iota of consideration to operating such a flight. It's a nice dream though. |
I've flown out of GA several times in the last 9 years. Refreshing.
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Originally Posted by khurley
(Post 15613380)
It's only a pipe dream in the U.S. It's complete reality in many countries.
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Originally Posted by khurley
(Post 15613380)
It's only a pipe dream in the U.S. It's complete reality in many countries.
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Sure, why not? I've gotten on completely unsecured buses, trains and subways before. I would like my pilots to be armed, but other than that I wouldn't really be worried about it.
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Aren't interisland commuter flights in Hawaii 'security-free'? I flew Pacific Wings (granted 4 years ago) but no security at all. Was great.
I also flew security-free in Estonia between Tallinn and Hiiumaa. |
Originally Posted by InkUnderNails
(Post 15612242)
Then do not come to Kentucky (or any of several other states). You may indeed end up sitting next to me in any number of public venues and you will almost certainly be sitting next to someone with a concealed firearm. You will never know it except in the very rare instance in which you will find yourself pleased that you were.
And, yes, I would fly Liberty. |
Count me in as a customer.
Every day I go about my business and I can say that fear is the last thing on my mind. I bank where there is no armed guard, I shop at stores that let anyone in, I dine at restaurants surrounded by unknown individuals. If we let fear take control, then really how can one enjoy life. As a note, isn't SeaPort Airlines doing just that? NO TSA stupidity. http://www.seaportair.com/features/ |
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