UNITED???? Passenger in CAPT seat in FLIGHT?
#371
#372
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You had it right the first time, a regulation not a law. Speaking of regulations I know noone hear has ever used a PED inflight or violated sterile cockpit in their lives. Of course not.
#373
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maybe we have, maybe we haven’t. But none of us has video taped ourselves doing it.
#375
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WHY such secrecy there? Care to explain why we don't have a right to know?
That's like saying that the public has no right to know what fine or prison sentence someone recieves when convicted of a crime. Thats 3rd world crap that has no place here.
That's like saying that the public has no right to know what fine or prison sentence someone recieves when convicted of a crime. Thats 3rd world crap that has no place here.
#376
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I heard from a captain that the entire FA crew was fired. Apparently, the person filming was not the CA but a FA who kind of forced the situation into the cockpit while the CA was in the restroom. It surprised the FO apparently as he was unfamiliar with the FOM?
Anyways, they are both still on the MSL and corroborated the story. And truthfully, if this is the truth, I’m much more relieved that this is what really happened.
Anyways, they are both still on the MSL and corroborated the story. And truthfully, if this is the truth, I’m much more relieved that this is what really happened.
#378
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Because it's an ongoing safety investigation, why is that so hard to comprehend? Here's a better question, why do you think you deserve to know the outcome? Have you ever seen that listed in any other investigation you've ever seen? Can we get a list all all your mistakes and screwups and send that out to the rest of the world?
#379
I heard from a captain that the entire FA crew was fired. Apparently, the person filming was not the CA but a FA who kind of forced the situation into the cockpit while the CA was in the restroom. It surprised the FO apparently as he was unfamiliar with the FOM?
Anyways, they are both still on the MSL and corroborated the story. And truthfully, if this is the truth, I’m much more relieved that this is what really happened.
Anyways, they are both still on the MSL and corroborated the story. And truthfully, if this is the truth, I’m much more relieved that this is what really happened.
#380
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I don’t disagree. What I would like to point out, as I do to all new F/O’s is that the FOM is written to protect the company, not the pilot. They give us virtually ZERO FOM training/classroom time other than some basic dispatch regs. The rest is self study, and it’s a huge volume of info that we are responsible for. Back in the day, we had actual instructors who spent hours in a classroom ensuring FOM basic understanding. Now, due to to cost considerations, FOM training is non existent. Bottom line, they’ll throw you under the bus in a heartbeat for not having encyclopedic knowledge of the FOM, but offer next to nothing in the way of real training. I feel for this new FO, but that’s the reality.
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