Yes. Contact your local FAA office to report the violation, and prepare to submit an NTSB report prior to your hearing.

As I read your post, I began to agree with you, but decided to check it out myself.

My thoughts were along the same line too.

:) Contributing to the betterment of the interwebs!

Ditto on point 'b'... and 'a' as well.

+9,000

He had a little blinking blue light on his ear??? Sorry to inform you of this so late, but that wasn't a cellphone.... Cellphones don't look like little blue blinking lights.

As a pilot as well, I decided to do a little bit more research than what I already know.

+1.

I think single spacing after a period works for the current generation who reads without understanding punctuation; you know, the kids who read and write as if they were never introduced to commas, semicolons, or periods? Personally, I find double spacing much more readable.

So DC's pre-crime unit is a silicon-based system, not a psychic one, eh?

I almost spit all over the screen. It was kinda funny when I read the first lines, but by the time I finished reading it, I was convulsing violently!!

CHILDREN!!

There are so many holes in this story, it's actually funny.

Sure, that may have been within the limits of the airplane's sea level performance, but based on its takeoff performance, I can definitely say it was overloaded for that pressure altitude, no mysterious 'air pocket' to blame here. The pilot should have aborted the takeoff after the dirt road came to an end, he wasn't…

Kal-Toh! Except giant scale.

That third paragraph has 9 sentences. Eight of those sentences are way too short and should almost be 8 paragraphs on their own.

haha, Mohamed Clippy Al-Helpful!

+9,001 for abusing warning labels warnings.

To be honest, the Navy didn't have to wait for the DADT repeal, they've been ostentatiously flirting with buddy tankers for a few decades. I mean, the ARE the Navy, long cruises get to you...