Originally Posted by
busdriver12
That is an interesting read. I started to comment, then I realized I was writing a book, and deleted it. I don't believe it matters what we think. We have to continue to be cautious of safety and not get pressured into doing something unsafe because it's just the cost of doing business.
Emphasis on "I don't believe it matters what we think".......very true. I've been to numerous meetings (all instructors had to attend prior to rollout) concerning the fuel policy, and every question raised was summarily met with a, "we've had Top Men working on this.....Top....Men....". Whatever suggestions/input made by other than the 'Top Men' was summarily discounted.
Totally agree, BusDriver. It's up to the crew to remain safe, to use all assets to to get the biggest picture, and never forget to say either "unable" or "fatigue" when necessary.