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  1. Behind Enemy Lines
    Time to make a cheeky insurance bet.
  2. Behind Enemy Lines
    Derry - For commercial ops, and operating in most of the countries, only one of the pilots may be over 60. A bit like only one pilot allowed an OML (medical restriction). Lighthouse - I think we are assuming this wasn’t a commercial flight as there are too many legalities making that impossible. Micky - Air Accidents Investigation Board, Fedoral Aviation Administration (The US version of our CAA (Civil Aviation Authority)), Airline Transport Pilots Licence (The level of license required to be a Captain on a passenger carrying commercial flight), European Aviation Safety Agency (policy makers for European standards), Air Operators Certificate (A Certificate issued when a company demonstrates to the governing body of their country that they are suitable to operate their aircraft for the type of flying they are involved with), Operators Proficiency Check (A simulator usually, or sometimes carried out in the aircraft with no passengers, check flight with an examiner. Carried out every six months, every other one is completed alongside an LPC (License Proficency Check (A more rigorous Check flight carried out every 12 months)). Aviation is full of acronyms! TTFN.
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    1500 hours is the minimum for issue of an ATPL. You need to show 200 hours of night, and, I think, from memory, 100 hours of instrument flying. Then you need to be assesed for Command suitability, usually in the sim, and be signed off. This is for EASA, I believe the FAA is similar. For commercial, passenger carrying flights, two qualified pilots are required. By qualified, both have the relevant licences, are typed on that particular aircraft, and have an OPC with the operator. You cannot fly single crew with passengers on a commercial (AOC) flight. You cannot use a single engine aircraft either for passenger carrying flights as far as I am aware, unless those regs have changed recently.
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    Hi Derry, I think this would have to be a private arrangement/flight. You can't operate as an AOC flight on a single as far as I am aware, not even a turboprop.
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    It hits home hard, as a football fan and being a Commercial Pilot for a living, it's two things that are very close to me. My thoughts go out to all those touched and hurt by this, and other tragic events that happen daily.
  6. Behind Enemy Lines
    Got an insirance bet on now.
  7. Behind Enemy Lines
    They’ve been drinking milk at half time.
  8. Behind Enemy Lines
    Put a cheeky bet on that Saints would go down to ten men in the first half and that JWP and Long would score. 2500000/1, stuck a monkey on it. Also placed an insurance bet that Leicester win.
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    Was just about to type that!
  10. Behind Enemy Lines
    Mark Hughes....twice.
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    Let’s hope we don’t milk bottle it against Derby so we get through.
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    You’ve forgotten; I’ve got a shed, that’s bigger than this..... .......Angus Gunn do do do do do do
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    11 out of 10.
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    Great to be winning 3-1 again. Brings back memories of a united squad, staff and fans while on the climb up.
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    And learning a lot of learning.
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    To maybe play devils advocate slightly. Saints have the third highest shots on target this season, but something like third from bottom conversion rate. Somewhere around 5% I think from memory. So, JWP, and others, could put the ball on a plate for players, but if they don’t score, it won’t go down as an assist.
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    9.6 out of ten
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    What is laughable? I just passed on what I was told today?
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    Don’t know. Just passing on what I was told today. My guess would be; see what happens today, and then talks about how to move forward.
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    Was told today that Hughes has this game and the international break to convince the board he is up to it. Also told Koeman would be interested in a return now.
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    Subject to personal terms but said not to be an issue.
  22. Behind Enemy Lines
    Signed for £18m. Welcome to SFC.
  23. Behind Enemy Lines
    Say where you came from, and where you are going to after Portugal, and I can prove if you are fake or not. Love and light.
  24. Behind Enemy Lines
    Or we could put Lovren up their from his shoulders down, as we all know his head is in Liverpool. I'll get my coat, let the door hit my ass on the way out to get to my taxi.........
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    I think of Shilton straight away. Loved watching him at The Dell.
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