Airline cockpit policy
31 May 2015, 07:29 PM
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Airline cockpit policy
Anyone flown recently and noticed cockpit movements?
I've recently flown back from Spain and was surprised to see both pilots on separate occasions leave the cockpit with no temporary cover from the cabin crew.
After recent events I would have thought this was a big no no.
Maybe I'm being paranoid
I've recently flown back from Spain and was surprised to see both pilots on separate occasions leave the cockpit with no temporary cover from the cabin crew.
After recent events I would have thought this was a big no no.
Maybe I'm being paranoid
31 May 2015, 07:42 PM
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Anyone flown recently and noticed cockpit movements?
I've recently flown back from Spain and was surprised to see both pilots on separate occasions leave the cockpit with no temporary cover from the cabin crew.
After recent events I would have thought this was a big no no.
Maybe I'm being paranoid
I've recently flown back from Spain and was surprised to see both pilots on separate occasions leave the cockpit with no temporary cover from the cabin crew.
After recent events I would have thought this was a big no no.
Maybe I'm being paranoid
31 May 2015, 08:44 PM
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I know, I checked when I got back and emailed them, no response yet.
Nik.
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31 May 2015, 09:03 PM
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That's what I would have expected.
I was in an aisle seat, row 4 so had perfect view.
The co pilot spent a good five minutes in the galley making coffee then went for a comfort break. Ten mins later the captain came out with what looked like an iPad to show a member of cabin crew then he went to the loo.
I must admit watching for the pilots waiting to be let back into the cockpit was a tense moment
Nik.
I was in an aisle seat, row 4 so had perfect view.
The co pilot spent a good five minutes in the galley making coffee then went for a comfort break. Ten mins later the captain came out with what looked like an iPad to show a member of cabin crew then he went to the loo.
I must admit watching for the pilots waiting to be let back into the cockpit was a tense moment
Nik.
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a suicidal man, once she had been dealt with there would be no-one to open the door.
The fact is if a pilot wanted to bring a plane down he could.
02 June 2015, 10:27 AM
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every airline is different
my brother in law flew to Alderney last week - not only did he sit in the cockpit with the Pilot, but also wore a set of "Cans", so heard all the air traffic control
my brother in law flew to Alderney last week - not only did he sit in the cockpit with the Pilot, but also wore a set of "Cans", so heard all the air traffic control
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Fighting for her life, I'm sure she could do something. Long nails, face!
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