Delta's Contract Flight Operator, Endeavor Air, Was Obsessed About Removing Men from Cockpits

From WesternJournal:

[Doug here: below is a clip of Delta’s operator of Toronto’s crashed plane, Endeavor Air, where the (unmanned?) flight crew essentially drove the plane into the ground HARD. There appears to be no last moment flare-up of the nose to slow the plane’s descent at the end—so that the plane ‘floats’ to a smooth touchdown. Instead, they landed so hard and far too fast as to collapse the landing gear, which are massively robust, and plunging the wings into the ground. What a fiasco of incompetence! The fact that Delta is giving no details of the flight speaks volumes!]

 

Wednesday on the social media platform X, the prominent conservative account “End Wokeness” posted a disturbing pair of older tweets from Endeavor Air suggesting that the operator prioritized all-female crews.

Fortunately no one died

Endeavor Air was the operator of the Delta Connection flight 4819, which suffered a harrowing but non-fatal crash Monday when one of its passenger jets lost a wing, erupted in flames and rolled upside down after landing on a Canadian runway.

“We’re committed to delivering more ‘unmanned’ flights like these,” a 2017 Endeavor Air tweet read. A photo of four women, two of whom appeared to be dressed as pilot and co-pilot, accompanied the tweet.

Likewise, a similar tweet and photo from 2022 showed another “unmanned flight” featuring four women. [I guess they didn’t like the term “cockpit” either—did they have another term like, err…uh.., “pu**ypit??”]

Screencapture only—see the link below

“End Wokeness,” which has more than 3.5 million followers on X, shared screen shots of the two older tweets in conjunction with a previous post that showed an undated Endeavor Air TikTok video designed — surprise, surprise — to appeal to women.

The very cringe-worthy video even featured three female employees bobbing their heads to upbeat music while sporting the cloth masks of the COVID cult (see the live X post here).

In related news, on the very day of the crash, Forbes published an article that quoted Peter Carter, the executive vice president for external affairs at Delta, as saying that the airline would not reexamine its commitment to DEI.

Of course, none of this means that DEI policies necessarily contributed to Monday’s crash at Toronto Pearson International Airport.

Nonetheless, no one can doubt that a broader problem exists and that some airlines seem preoccupied with everything except merit.