“I’ve taught him
everything I know. Especially the few flying restrictions. He likes the idea of
uncontrolled airspace,” said Steve.
Jason bristled. “He has to
realize uncontrolled airspace or not, I give the final decision about flights.”
“I think John is cool with
that. He just has to get used to the idea of falling under your authority and
obeying POW-imposed restrictions,” Steve defended.
“That’s your job then. I
agree, he is probably more experienced than most of our pilots, but reel him
in. It’s not a one-man show.” Jason was hesitant about the idea of giving John
a route sooner than usual. “What else?”
“He is aware of weather
and terrain dangers. I’ve reiterated that flying in cloud cover and heavy fog
is treacherous and unpredictable, strictly prohibited and tightly enforced,”
said Steve. “I’ll keep reminding him.”
“Make sure he understands.
If not, we’ll keep him in training.”
“Jason, there’s something
else.”
Jason flinched as Steve
told him of John’s desire to fly for an airline.
Jeffrey W. Bennett, is the author of Commitment-A Novel and other non-fiction books, novels and periodicals. Visit his website http://www.redbikepublishing.com for information on purchasing Commitment, or to learn how to write your own book.
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