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Capt Peter Germano. US Air pilot Flt 427, married∼Captain for USAir and Captain of USAir flight 427 from Chicago to Pittsburgh which suffered a rudder hard over and spun into the ground at 300 mph. Peter loved to cook and play piano.
Oct 18, 1997 · FLIGHT CREW QUALIFICATIONSThe flight crew of USAir Plight 427, Captain Peter Germano and First Officer Charles Emmett, were experienced, highly qualified and fully trained pilots. They had a combined total of over 14,000 hours of flight time as USAir pilots, including nearly 8,000 hours in the Boeing 737.
The flight crew consisted of Captain Peter Germano, 45, who was hired by USAir in February 1981, and First Officer Charles B. "Chuck" Emmett III, 38, who was hired in February 1987 by Piedmont Airlines (which merged into USAir in 1989). Both were regarded as excellent pilots and were very experienced: Germano logged approximately 12,000 flight ...
Sep 8, 2022 · The captain in charge of the flight was 45-year-old Captain Peter Germano, who had been working for USAir since 1981. Assisting the captain on the flight was 38-year-old former Piedmont Airlines first officer Charles B. "Chuck" Emmett III.
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Jul 28, 1996 · At 12:15 P. M ., Captain Peter Germano and his first officer, Charles Emmett III, arrived at the airport with three flight attendants and boarded the plane. Shortly before one o’clock, another...
Jul 6, 2006 · Capt. Peter Germano and First Officer Charles B. Emmett turned on the autopilot and let the plane fly itself.
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Nov 12, 1995 · "Sheeez," exclaimed the captain, Peter Germano, a veteran with more than 12,000 hours of flying experience. "Zuh," said first officer Charles B. Emmett III, also experienced with more than...
