Unless you MUST have a medical, dental, veterinary appointment on 2/28, reschedule these as well.

Include other service appointments like oil changes or carpet cleaning.

Investigate your service providers. Switch when their values don't align w/yours.

The bottom line: The FAA is a necessary agency, and its workers are keeping those in the sky and those on the ground safe. To gut or disband it would be a governmental insanity we've never known in modern air travel.

the plane it was towing. 30 is now 26. 26 issues in hundreds of flights during those 59 days. The FAA investigated each one.

The 26 crashes? Those were (largely) single-engine planes and helicopters (and one glider), with only a pilot on board. The largest number of people on these aircrafts? 3

In the 59 days that proceeded the Potomac tragedy, there were 30 incidents/accidents (FAA terminology) that could be considered "crashes." These include a sky diving accident, a deicing truck hitting a parked plane, a military helicopter tipping over on a tarmac, and a snapped tow bar hitting

The story of Ohrdruf has stayed with me since I learned it in childhood: newspapers.ushmm.org/historical-a...

They knew. Any German above age 7 knew.
And as this story tells us, they refused to believe when *confronted* with irrefutable proof, blaming it on "beasts."

Fuck nazis, then and now.

I will gladly join you in your fight.

My old townhouse is now my Airbnb (albeit in Flint, MI) so I'm in a few Airbnb host groups. These are currently filled w/folks who rented hotel rooms, VRBOs, and Airbnbs (and I assume traditional bed and breakfast spaces) well above market rate ($700+ v $250) & can't get refunds. HA!