United Airlines pilot's final flight made special with daughter as co-pilot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- A United Airlines pilot’s final flight before retiring will be made extra special with his daughter by his side.
After 38 years with United Airlines, Captain Chris Bales is preparing for his final flight where his daughter, First Officer Allison Bales, will be his co-pilot.
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How awesome! Glad she got to fly with her Dad and made some great memories. 😊
United Pilots are awesome 👏 I used to drive the bus for them what a great group of folks.
Awesome story. Let's Go Bales family.
Wonderful 👍
What an awesome story 😢
Unprecedented
Captain Bales is such a humble gentleman... He appears MORE than capable to continue flying... Wish there were a way to get past that Mandatory Retirement rule !
Hail to the Captain. 🫡
Very wonderful story.
Very nice.
That has to be a sad feeling, having to retire due to a federal age mandate. But I get it.
Pilots airlines.
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I understand it's a very special experience to grow up with a pilot father and to be his co-pilot... But it would've been a nightmare for me. Taking driving lesson from my late father was more than awful enough, I wouldn't have been able to handle flying an airliner with him. (Neither of us was/is ever a pilot.)
🤙🏿
Great to see female pilots! We need more of the them, as they fly safer than the males.
You gonna miss you mom?
😁😁👍👍
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Sheeshes.... I thought he had a terminal illness... so what, everyone retires.
Yes, let’s get her into the seat with no experience, so they can have a photo ops for retirement. More and more, United hires inexperience pilots just to have a story for family on the flight deck and not experience pilot. Sick and tired of that.