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Old 12-23-2017, 09:28 AM
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I take it back about the mixed class. Anyway, old stiffley stiffersons airing out their grievances about stylish haircuts is as much part of the job as deicing and flow into LGA. Take it from someone who had hair down to his mid back for the first half of his flying career and now looks like a news caster.
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Old 12-23-2017, 09:57 AM
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Rough crowd. Jeez.
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Old 12-23-2017, 12:47 PM
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This place is falling apart. Pilots with sleeves and others who can/can’t/should/shouldn’t fly a plane with or without a flight director. I don’t know how we all are surviving...

Follow the book, but keep your skills sharp when allowed. And for the love of synergy, question the captain of it’s a matter of safety or the book, but if they ask you to not do something and have a valid concern listen to them. PIC still means something even in a CRM environment. You may be an (regional) airline pilot, but the captain is still signing for the flight. Unfortunately, not every FO is as good as others and it’s hard to get a good gauge of where someone is until you’re with them for a bit.
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Old 12-23-2017, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Iceberg View Post
This place is falling apart. Pilots with sleeves and others who can/can’t/should/shouldn’t fly a plane with or without a flight director. I don’t know how we all are surviving...

Follow the book, but keep your skills sharp when allowed. And for the love of synergy, question the captain of it’s a matter of safety or the book, but if they ask you to not do something and have a valid concern listen to them. PIC still means something even in a CRM environment. You may be an (regional) airline pilot, but the captain is still signing for the flight. Unfortunately, not every FO is as good as others and it’s hard to get a good gauge of where someone is until you’re with them for a bit.


But, but, the book says I can do it so what’s the problem captain? (Sarcasm) I’ve never understood guys that just try to swim upstream and go against everything the captain says. I never seen it happen until I was on a AA jumpseat last week and the FO had a different suggestion every time the captain asked him to do something. I don’t mean to come off as nonchalant but if you want me to do something I will as long as it won’t get me violated or killed. As long as it gets done idc. It’s crazy to hear guys getting upset because they can’t do something they way they want to.
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Old 12-24-2017, 07:11 AM
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Show me a CA with an ID outside of the 90,000's who actually flys SOP to the letter and i'll eat my shoes. The amount of mixing of Pincolsaba procedures with REV 3 is stupid. I can count on one hand the CA's that can even do the damn runway position, departure, first fix + HAA briefing correctly. I don't care if you like or don't like the scripted briefings. Company says do it this way then we do it that way.

Let the SOP argument end here. If you aren't flying by the book then you open yourself up to trouble. Right or wrong if the book said cut thrust levers to idle at 100ft AGL no one could fault you if doing so resulted in aircraft damage because you were following SOP.


Now, if what the CA is doing won't get me killed or violated then I am inclined not to care. My job description does not say SOP COP.
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Old 12-24-2017, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by WhiskeyKilo View Post
Now, if what the CA is doing won't get me killed or violated then I am inclined not to care. My job description does not say SOP COP.
Well, it kind of does. The 2 pilots are a crew, and if one isn't following SOP then the crew isn't following SOP. By joining a crew, we buy in to responsibility for the other member. Obviously more so for the CA, but it goes both ways.

Now I get it, you've gotta pick your battles because you can't bog down the whole fight in minutiae like the order of the HAA briefing.

But every time I hear something like "won't get me killed," it immediately makes me think that the speaker's threshold of acceptability is too low. After all the whole purpose of SOP's is to avoid getting killed to begin with, and it's not up to us to determine that a SOP is too conservative and ignore it. They're supposed to be more conservative than the bare threshold of safety and allow a margin.

Everybody ever who got themselves killed due to SOP non-compliance of course didn't think they were gonna get themselves killed, and that the SOP in question was inconsequential queep. Therefore there's a mismatch between their evaluation of the necessity of that SOP, and the reality.

How do we know we're not making the same mistake?
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Old 12-24-2017, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by WhiskeyKilo View Post
Show me a CA with an ID outside of the 90,000's who actually flys SOP to the letter and i'll eat my shoes. The amount of mixing of Pincolsaba procedures with REV 3 is stupid. I can count on one hand the CA's that can even do the damn runway position, departure, first fix + HAA briefing correctly. I don't care if you like or don't like the scripted briefings. Company says do it this way then we do it that way.

Let the SOP argument end here. If you aren't flying by the book then you open yourself up to trouble. Right or wrong if the book said cut thrust levers to idle at 100ft AGL no one could fault you if doing so resulted in aircraft damage because you were following SOP.


Now, if what the CA is doing won't get me killed or violated then I am inclined not to care. My job description does not say SOP COP.
Agree 120%..HOWEVER..The 10,000' chime now being predicated on AFE and not MSL is ridiculous
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Old 12-24-2017, 05:57 PM
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Is there anything in the FARs or AIM that specifies altitude for sterile cockpit? Other than our manuals, I mean? 121.542 just says 10,000 feet, and doesn’t specify what measurement is being used. OAL use 10,000 MSL, just curious why we choose “approximately 10,000’ AFE”, when there is an easier number to see on our instruments?

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Agree 120%..HOWEVER..The 10,000' chime now being predicated on AFE and not MSL is ridiculous
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Old 12-24-2017, 06:07 PM
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Is there anything in the FARs or AIM that specifies altitude for sterile cockpit? Other than our manuals, I mean? 121.542 just says 10,000 feet, and doesn’t specify what measurement is being used. OAL use 10,000 MSL, just curious why we choose “approximately 10,000’ AFE”, when there is an easier number to see on our instruments?
Let's hope it's because we're heading west : )
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Old 12-24-2017, 06:11 PM
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Let's hope it's because we're heading west : )
2nd that!

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