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1. medium.com › @Titan828 › liars-in-the-cockpit-theLiars in the Cockpit? The near crash of TWA flight 841.

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   Jan 31, 2023 · The First Officer was 40 year old Jess Scott Kennedy (known as Scott) who had been flying for TWA for 10 years. He flew in the U.S. Army for five years, flying cargo across the Pacific into...

2. www.upi.com › Archives › 1981/06/10The pilots involved in the nearly disastrous supersonic ...

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   Jun 10, 1981 · Co-pilot J. Scott Kennedy called the conclusions 'absolutely ridiculous.' 'They only wanted to use our testimony when it fit their purposes,' he said. 'It's unfair and incorrect and leaves...

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4. emiliocorsetti.com › the-passing-of-scott-kennedyThe passing of Scott Kennedy - Emilio Corsetti III

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   Oct 26, 2017 · As a passenger in seat 21A on that infamous April 1979 TWA flight 841, I will be forever grateful to Scott Kennedy for suggesting to Captain Hoot Gibson that they drop the landing gear as a last-ditch recovery effort during our spiral nosedive that night over Flint, Michigan.

5. www.linkedin.com › in › scott-kennedy-273b3b113Scott Kennedy - Pilot - North coast jet | LinkedIn

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   View Scott Kennedy’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Pilot · Experience: North coast jet · Location: White Lake · 4 connections on LinkedIn.

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   See Photos. View the profiles of people named Scott Kennedy. Join Facebook to connect with Scott Kennedy and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to...

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › TWA_Flight_841_(1979)TWA Flight 841 (1979) - Wikipedia

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   TWA Flight 841 was a scheduled passenger flight from John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York City, en route to Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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   Who was Jess Scott Kennedy?

   • He had a clean record, was considered a true professional, and well respected amongst pilots. The First Officer was 40 year old Jess Scott Kennedy (known as Scott) who had been flying for TWA for 10 years. He flew in the U.S. Army for five years, flying cargo across the Pacific into Vietnam before going into the airlines.

   Liars in the Cockpit? The near crash of TWA flight 841. - Medium

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   Why did co-pilot J Scott Kennedy call the conclusions 'absolutely ridiculous'?

   • Co-pilot J. Scott Kennedy called the conclusions 'absolutely ridiculous.' 'They only wanted to use our testimony when it fit their purposes,' he said. 'It's unfair and incorrect and leaves the public with a misinterpretation of what actually happened.'

   The pilots involved in the nearly disastrous supersonic plunge

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   Did the board ever question pilots?

   • He said the board has made no attempt to question the pilots since its staff first broached the possibility of pilot error during a January 1980 hearing. Co-pilot J. Scott Kennedy called the conclusions 'absolutely ridiculous.' 'They only wanted to use our testimony when it fit their purposes,' he said.

   The pilots involved in the nearly disastrous supersonic plunge

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   Did Gibson & Kennedy still fly for TWA?

   • Gibson and Kennedy resumed flying for TWA 10 days after the incident and both men still fly for the airline. 'The board's conclusions were all based on hearsay and circumstantial evidence, and the selective use of testimony by the crew while ignoring other testimony doesn't do a damn thing for air safety,' a TWA spokesman said.

   The pilots involved in the nearly disastrous supersonic plunge

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9. www.washingtonpost.com › archive › politicsCrew of Nosediving Jet Says It's Being Blamed Without Proof

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   The charge came in a prepared statement read to the media by J. Scott Kennedy, the copilot, just before he testified at a deposition taking the National Transportation Safety Board held here to...