QX2059 Jumpseater tries to shutdown engines
10-23-2023, 06:35 AM
#31
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IMHO, cockpit JS should only be allowed for traveling to/from an assignment, and only on the pilot’s own metal. No cockpit JS for leisure travel, only cabin.
On other airlines, leisure or to work but cabin only.
This event was bound to happen, not a matter of it, but when.
On other airlines, leisure or to work but cabin only.
This event was bound to happen, not a matter of it, but when.
10-23-2023, 06:35 AM
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10-23-2023, 06:39 AM
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IMHO, cockpit JS should only be allowed for traveling to/from an assignment, and only on the pilot’s own metal. No cockpit JS for leisure travel, only cabin.
On other airlines, leisure or to work but cabin only.
This event was bound to happen, not a matter of it, but when.
On other airlines, leisure or to work but cabin only.
This event was bound to happen, not a matter of it, but when.
10-23-2023, 06:40 AM
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IMHO, cockpit JS should only be allowed for traveling to/from an assignment, and only on the pilot’s own metal. No cockpit JS for leisure travel, only cabin.
On other airlines, leisure or to work but cabin only.
This event was bound to happen, not a matter of it, but when.
On other airlines, leisure or to work but cabin only.
This event was bound to happen, not a matter of it, but when.
10-23-2023, 06:42 AM
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oh man YES! That’s is the answer! In fact we should also not allow mechanics to be around airplanes either, you know because that ONE guy who worked for Horizon had a joy ride before he found the smoking hole he was looking for. Also I have been getting some uncomfortable vibes from the cleaning crews lately. I think they should be required to do the job remotely. Since we are on the subject FAs, should we really be letting them in the cockpit when we need to take a leak?….NO I got the answer! A trucker style Gatorade bottle! (Be kinda sweet to just toss the full ones out the window on short final). Man I love these awesome brain storming sessions we have…..
10-23-2023, 06:54 AM
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10-23-2023, 07:03 AM
#38
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IMHO, cockpit JS should only be allowed for traveling to/from an assignment, and only on the pilot’s own metal. No cockpit JS for leisure travel, only cabin.
On other airlines, leisure or to work but cabin only.
This event was bound to happen, not a matter of it, but when.
On other airlines, leisure or to work but cabin only.
This event was bound to happen, not a matter of it, but when.
Are you familiar with the “Tool of the Day” thread on APC? I think you’re the justification that’s needed for starting a “Tool of the Century” thread.
10-23-2023, 07:09 AM
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IMHO, cockpit JS should only be allowed for traveling to/from an assignment, and only on the pilot’s own metal. No cockpit JS for leisure travel, only cabin.
On other airlines, leisure or to work but cabin only.
This event was bound to happen, not a matter of it, but when.
On other airlines, leisure or to work but cabin only.
This event was bound to happen, not a matter of it, but when.
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