GOAL

It's a nit .. takes about 1.2 second to type something in and hit send ... don't worry about spelling, if at least 2 out of the 4 letters are close ... as far as doing it in traffic ... going to stop and goal anyway, especially if there is traffic around. .. Hell I pulled the plug in the middle of the street as I was turning into a T/S, because I lost site of dog that was running back to my tandems.

 

Well, I can't hit 'messaging', 'compose', 'freeform, 'keyboard', type 'goal', 'x', 'send', 'ok'

in 1.2 seconds.

 

Pilots holding ATP's (Airline Transport Pilot) ratings are required to take a physical every 6 months. Can't speak of any non flying matters while operating below 10,000 feet and always have a 2nd pilot along side them. With radar and their carriers following their every movements I would say pilots are monitored more then Truck Drivers are.

By way of some trivia if you ever go flying on an airline watch for those 3 soft chimes every airline and aircraft does it. This means the aircraft just passed 10,000 feet and the flight attendants can begin the in flight service.

 

Not sure why they don't just make a simple mac for goal like Mac 0 sends a goal..

 

Do it when you're bored, or after you do your back. Who will know the difference?

 

The've been doing this for awhile because too many backing accidents.It's not just you.But I understand where you're coming from though.I guess that's like a constant reminder especially to the tne new drivers and ones that can't back to get your ### out and look before attempting backing.But I wonder how many actually do,they just sned GOAL to make Swift happy.

 

J.O.A.G.

Jumped out and glanced.