It’s time to throw away the checklists
03-14-2020, 12:58 PM
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It’s time to throw away the checklists
Flying today, I realized how the checklist I was handling is nothing but a germ magnet. I advocate every pilot throw them in the gray bag at once. Delta CPOs need to make available individual checklists available for all types, in each base. Or can we print off checklists to carry with us?
Also, passing through ATL CPO today there were ZERO hand sanitizer wipes available “out front” by the computers. I’m not based in ATL, so maybe the stash is somewhere secret, but there should be a barrel of them at the ENTRANCE to the CPO. And the ONE sanitizer bottle I found in the entire public use area was bone dry. — What’s the actual *******?!
Some serious ball dropping happening.
Also, passing through ATL CPO today there were ZERO hand sanitizer wipes available “out front” by the computers. I’m not based in ATL, so maybe the stash is somewhere secret, but there should be a barrel of them at the ENTRANCE to the CPO. And the ONE sanitizer bottle I found in the entire public use area was bone dry. — What’s the actual *******?!
Some serious ball dropping happening.
03-14-2020, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Scoop
OK, but what about the throttles, switches knobs, and if you are on the 737 the geared levers, cranks, Johnson rods, pulleys, tackles, pull bars etc?
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03-14-2020, 01:50 PM
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That entire cockpit is disgusting. Our company does absolutely nothing to maintain it; it falls on us. That Oxygen mask too. Yes, you can wipe the actual mask, but what about the tubing? I get sick every time I don that thing and breathe the cesspool of germs emanating from it.
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