

Captain Sherry Walker Reveals the Real Reason for All These Plane Crashes
69 snips Mar 24, 2025
Sherry Walker, a seasoned commercial airline pilot with nearly 35 years of experience, lays bare her concerns about declining safety standards in aviation influenced by DEI initiatives. She reveals pilots' fears regarding co-pilot competence and emphasizes the need for merit-based qualifications. The conversation dives into the implications of mental health regulations, particularly for transgender pilots, and raises alarming issues about pilot safety in the face of evolving corporate policies and health concerns. Walker provides candid insights that challenge the norm in the industry.
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Takeoff Dangers
- Takeoff is the most dangerous part of a flight due to potential engine failure at high speeds.
- This requires immediate action to control asymmetrical thrust, especially with terrain.
DCA Midair Collision
- The DCA midair collision revealed systemic failures in air traffic control design.
- The NTSB found a dangerously low clearance of 75 feet between aircraft and helicopters.
FAA's Conflicting Mandate
- The FAA has a conflicting mandate: promote air travel while regulating it.
- This creates a conflict of interest, exemplified by Boeing's self-certification of the 737 MAX.