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Old 07-21-2021, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by tallpilot View Post
Airlines have enjoyed avoiding many labor/OSHA laws that other employers must comply with since the dawn of the industry. Step by step actions like this will set new precedents that are probably overdue.
How do you accommodate a breast-feeding crew member?

Delay the flight?
Divert?
Call out a reserve to depart on time and then pay protect the entire missed 4-day?

That said I'm OK with cockpit breast-feeding in cruise, and don't think male pilots should have the option of denying that based on religious, moral, or personal comfort... it's a natural and necessary biological function and the lav is definitely not the place to do it.
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