Aviation Safety Network

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The Aviation Safety Network is a site launched by bitter, retired pilots in an attempt to take all airlines out of business. It is only visited by nervous flyers who seek an excuse for their laughable phobia. It features a database of all aviation safety occurences (read: plane crashes) since the stone age.

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A cockpit recording transcript is a chatlog containing the last comments exchanged between the reckless pilots of a plane going to hell.

Typical example:

02:07:45  	CAP:  	850 meters
02:07:45 	--: 	(Audio tone of AOA (angle of attack) alert and maximum acceleration reached)
02:07:47  	--:  	(Audio tone of autopilot disconnection warning)
02:07:49 	CAP: 	Fuck! What are you doing!
02:07:51 	CAP: 	Speed!
02:07:52 	??: 	…
02:07:53 	CAP: 	… Fuck, push it up! (throttles)
02:07:53 	F/O: 	Stop! Stop! Where! Where!
02:07:55 	CAP: 	Stop! Stop! Stop! (said in patter)
02:07:55 	NAV: 	This way, this way, this way.
02:07:57 	CAP: 	We’re recovering!
02:07:58 	NAV: 	Easy, make it easy, easy!
02:07:59 	F/O: 	Lets to the right!
02:08:02 	??: 	Power! Add thrust!
02:08:05 	??: 	Power!
02:08:06 	F/E: 	… got it!
02:08:08 	??: 	Add thrust!
02:08:09 	F/O: 	Take off power! Oh my God!
02:08:10 	F/E: 	Take off power set
02:08:11 	??: 	That’s all guys! Fuck!
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