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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: MAYDAY (?) IVP Loss of Pressurization at 17,000 Feet
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Hello Dave,

Thanks for your input on your depressurization problem. I have always taught
my students and my copilots that the definition of an emergency is when YOU
think it's an emergency.  I can understand that others might have taken a
different course of action but that in no way detracts from your decision.
You were there. You know the situation and your capabilities best. You made
a command decision that was correct, even though others might have made a
different "correct" decision. Congratulations on handling this event
decisively and making a safe landing.

Bill
harrelson@erols.com
N5ZQ  LNC2  O-320  VA42  Fredericksburg, VA