Fly The DIE Skies – small dead animals

The FAA is seeking people suffering from “severe intellectual and psychiatric disabilities” to be air traffic controllers.

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From the link -“So, if you are a somewhat stupid (i.e., suffering from a “severe intellectual disability”) epileptic dwarf, with a severe psychiatric disability, who cannot see or hear very well, do not be discouraged. Even with those disabilities and even if you are not fluent in English (although it is the universal language for commercial pilots and air traffic controllers), you apparently may still become an air traffic controller”
All of the above plus being gay and you get to be Transportation Secretary.

Let’s start small with this idea.

I think we should show case the concept for the really important people in this world, and assign entire teams to the US Showcase Airports like Reagan International and Dulles International Airports.

Show our national leaders first hand how these progressive ideas can improve their lives.

Reminded me of this: A Navy P-8A survellance plane overshot the runway somewhere in Hawaii and ended up in the drink, leading some to point out how the Navy constantly brags about how diverse their P8 fleets are…and by diverse I mean all female crews. What’s amazing is how the media and others circle the wagons to protect their narrative.
https://twitter.com/amuse/status/1726962427781087360

Better title would have been “DIE in the Friendly Skies”

Great. We’re hoping that maybe somebody with a severe speech impediment will be able to communicate accurately with somebody else with a hearing impairment. But at least if there is a crash all of the 120lb female firefighters (All Female Crew! GRRL POWER!!) will be able to successfully rescue people, as long as there is no requirement for heavy lifting or running.

OMG.. really. I’m a pilot and have spent time in the tower with ATC.

This is shear madness!

People will die.

Recommend that these potential new hires first do a stint flying US government officials: Air Force 1, Air Force 2, etc. so they can get valuable aviation experience.