Originally Posted by
Regularguy
You might inform us how lCAL enforced this.
Here’s another spin on this SOP; the 737 goes to smaller stations with less qualified staff. To either shutdown or start the APU requires special cockpit training which adds some issues, the biggest is cost and right behind that is security.
It’s cheaper (as in manpower) to give all the airplane shut down duties to a pilot rather than train someone locally to do it.
Good point, my thought on that is if I'm making over 300k a year I can hang out for an extra 15 minutes to give the people that pay my check a good experience (unless of course I have a tight commute

). I know some on here will disagree and bolt as soon as the engine is shut down, but if you want to get paid top dollar, act like you deserve it....