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Auzzie 12-11-2014 03:48 PM


Originally Posted by encore (Post 1781339)
And there are also dozens of paying passengers sitting behind these pilots, at the very moment these pictures are taken, who are relying them to safely and professionally transport them.

Yeah, then pilots should never be allowed to read books, magazines, eat, drink. Hell just make it a sterile cockpit 100% of the time.

FaceBiten 12-11-2014 03:54 PM


Originally Posted by encore (Post 1781339)
And there are also dozens of paying passengers sitting behind these pilots, at the very moment these pictures are taken, who are relying them to safely and professionally transport them.

How many crashes or incidents have resulted from taking in flight photos? That's what I thought. You and David Yankoffsky should hang out.

jmcke 12-11-2014 04:02 PM

My cockpit was taking pictures during a flight once. I got mad because he was the one monitoring the flight. I ended up taking the controls back.

jmcke 12-11-2014 04:03 PM

[QUOTE=jmcke;1781349]My cockpit was taking pictures during a flight once. I got mad because he was the one monitoring the flight. I ended up taking the controls back.[/QU
Cockpit is suppose to be co-pilot sorry:confused:

rightside02 12-11-2014 04:06 PM

Pilots of Intstagram
 
The selfie pics are a whole other level, who ever knows this cat and where ever he works should print copies and hang it around the crew room , including the article .

Hopeless

ILOVELAMP 12-11-2014 04:11 PM

Those of you who think taking a picture above 10 is "being distracted"are no better than this guy. I see no problem with cameras or even a PED being used as a camera in airplane mode. We are only trying to share our love of our job with others who may appreciate it. Even a Gopro turned on at the start of a flight and not touched until the end is fine by me. If you screw up or Crash you just helped the FAA and NTSB in their investigation.

FaceBiten 12-11-2014 04:15 PM

Here is the db's own mile high selfie. https://origincache-frc.fbcdn.net/19...92188459_n.jpg

You can comment bomb him on his article link here.
https://m.facebook.com/yanofsky

prex8390 12-11-2014 04:17 PM

While I am not condoning this act, his facebook profile is being posted all over pilot communities on facebook. Lets just say his profile privacy settings should have been a little tighter, he posted the link to the article on his page, over 300 comments from total strangers just ripping him a new one

Xtreme87 12-11-2014 04:26 PM


Originally Posted by FaceBiten (Post 1781356)
Here is the db's own mile high selfie. https://origincache-frc.fbcdn.net/19...92188459_n.jpg

You can comment bomb him on his article link here.
https://m.facebook.com/yanofsky

Ah beat me to it!

jmcke 12-11-2014 04:26 PM


Originally Posted by ILOVELAMP (Post 1781353)
Those of you who think taking a picture above 10 is "being distracted"are no better than this guy. I see no problem with cameras or even a PED being used as a camera in airplane mode. We are only trying to share our love of our job with others who may appreciate it. Even a Gopro turned on at the start of a flight and not touched until the end is fine by me. If you screw up or Crash you just helped the FAA and NTSB in their investigation.

You have a point but if your the pilot monitoring and its your leg than they should have no excuse on pulling out a camera and taking pictures. They should be more focused on flying.


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