(QS) Pilot cant fly due to fatigue..because??
12-17-2011, 10:02 PM
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Clucking (or crowing) chickens are no less disruptive to rest than is traffic/industrial noise, bad smells, dirty rooms, vermin or drunks/teenaged sports or cheerleading teams/frat punks thundering up and down the halls slamming doors and yelling.
Good call on the part of the pilot. Either cough up the $$ necessary to get the crews a hotel where rest is possible or cancel flights for fatigued crews.
Good call on the part of the pilot. Either cough up the $$ necessary to get the crews a hotel where rest is possible or cancel flights for fatigued crews.
12-18-2011, 01:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Hetman
Clucking (or crowing) chickens are no less disruptive to rest than is traffic/industrial noise, bad smells, dirty rooms, vermin or drunks/teenaged sports or cheerleading teams/frat punks thundering up and down the halls slamming doors and yelling.
Good call on the part of the pilot. Either cough up the $$ necessary to get the crews a hotel where rest is possible or cancel flights for fatigued crews.
Good call on the part of the pilot. Either cough up the $$ necessary to get the crews a hotel where rest is possible or cancel flights for fatigued crews.
However if you're doing this just to get back at the company or maybe you really like the overnight, well.... this is the kind of stuff that could sink the ship
12-18-2011, 08:52 AM
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Originally Posted by kalymnos
....Chickens (or Rooster) in Bermuda, the chickens stopped this person from sleeping. Not being critical... just wanted to throw that out there.....
And the useless thread of the week award goes to......
12-18-2011, 09:38 AM
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I've heard of people complaining about this before. We use to spend some time down at NAS Key West and they have roosters on the ground there to that students and instructors alike have complained about starting their racket very early in the morning. It can certainly be a nuisance.
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12-18-2011, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by LeftWing
The reason behind a noise causing a pilot to not sleep is irrelevant. Not being fit for flight is not being fit for flight.
And the useless thread of the week award goes to......
And the useless thread of the week award goes to......
12-18-2011, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by kalymnos
Soo sorry this thread on an internet chat board wasted so much of your time MAV. So now tell us more of your amazing insight and knowledge that NONE of us understand and Thank Goodness you were here to tell us what is relevant.
12-18-2011, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by kalymnos
....Chickens (or Rooster) in Bermuda, the chickens stopped this person from sleeping. Not being critical... just wanted to throw that out there.....
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