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Originally Posted by landofsmiles
Kajit Habanananda, vice president of One-Two-Go airline, said that Arief Mulyadi, the Indonesian pilot who died, was an experienced aviator and served as an instructor to all 90 pilots including some 30 Thais employed by One-Two-Go.
"He was our number-one pilot. He was composed and well-versed," he added.
Sounds like as he knew the company aircraft 4 minutes ahead of him reported windshear near to landing yet had landed safely, he, being supposedly their most experienced pilot, would lose face if he couldn't land too 
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Ya, that is what I said on another thread. I also posted on another thread that a Thai airways pilot said if there are reports of windsheer then the only thing you can do is try to stay clear and wait.