Originally Posted by PiperPilot03 (Post 1203144)

I had a captain (well known for being the big tool at my airline) who turned on the dome light for a two hour night flight so he could read his paper. Not the small reading light, but the massive, everything is daylight dome light. I was glad he was taking the landing, which he promptly crashed on the runway like all his landings so he could dissipate the energy and get to the gate a few seconds sooner which allowed him to pick up as much OT as possible.

Originally Posted by PiperPilot03 (Post 1203144)

I had a captain (well known for being the big tool at my airline) who turned on the dome light for a two hour night flight so he could read his paper. Not the small reading light, but the massive, everything is daylight dome light. I was glad he was taking the landing, which he promptly crashed on the runway like all his landings so he could dissipate the energy and get to the gate a few seconds sooner which allowed him to pick up as much OT as possible.

Originally Posted by MoonShot (Post 1203355)

I'd say 90% (or more) of the night flights at Delta have the big dome light on other than takeoff and landing.

Originally Posted by MoonShot (Post 1203355)

I'd say 90% (or more) of the night flights at Delta have the big dome light on other than takeoff and landing.

Originally Posted by samballs (Post 1203370)

Is that your first night flight? What do you expect to do up there for a flight. Stare out the window for 2 hrs, heck no, light on paper out. Or do you not read either since the book says not to?

Originally Posted by MayDaze (Post 1203150)

...I'm hoping that my daughter will get a job as a stripper to pay her way through.

Originally Posted by mike734 (Post 1203475)

I nominate the passenger walking through the terminal dressed in surgical scrubs. Tool!

Originally Posted by PiperPilot03 (Post 1203144)

I had a captain (well known for being the big tool at my airline) who turned on the dome light for a two hour night flight so he could read his paper. Not the small reading light, but the massive, everything is daylight dome light. I was glad he was taking the landing, which he promptly crashed on the runway like all his landings so he could dissipate the energy and get to the gate a few seconds sooner which allowed him to pick up as much OT as possible.