Shoulder harness usage
#1
Shoulder harness usage
Question...
Your best guess: what percentage of airline pilots wear the shoulder harness the entire flight?
Is it fair to say the shoulder harness is released on climb before 5,000' by most pilots?
And that is put back on descending through FL180 (and usually on NLT 10,000)?
Thanks.
Your best guess: what percentage of airline pilots wear the shoulder harness the entire flight?
Is it fair to say the shoulder harness is released on climb before 5,000' by most pilots?
And that is put back on descending through FL180 (and usually on NLT 10,000)?
Thanks.
#2
Question...
Your best guess: what percentage of airline pilots wear the shoulder harness the entire flight?
Is it fair to say the shoulder harness is released on climb before 5,000' by most pilots?
And that is put back on descending through FL180 (and usually on NLT 10,000)?
Thanks.
Your best guess: what percentage of airline pilots wear the shoulder harness the entire flight?
Is it fair to say the shoulder harness is released on climb before 5,000' by most pilots?
And that is put back on descending through FL180 (and usually on NLT 10,000)?
Thanks.
5000’? As soon as the gear comes up it’s a race to see who can unclick the shoulder straps first.
on descent usually between FL180 and 10,000ft.
#4
Question...
Your best guess: what percentage of airline pilots wear the shoulder harness the entire flight?
Is it fair to say the shoulder harness is released on climb before 5,000' by most pilots?
And that is put back on descending through FL180 (and usually on NLT 10,000)?
Thanks.
Your best guess: what percentage of airline pilots wear the shoulder harness the entire flight?
Is it fair to say the shoulder harness is released on climb before 5,000' by most pilots?
And that is put back on descending through FL180 (and usually on NLT 10,000)?
Thanks.
#5
What is the purpose of shoulder harnesses? To stop forward momentum in a crash. So therefore once I am away from the ground there is no reason to protect me from forward momentum. So usually 10,000 feet is when I release my shoulder harnesses.
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Question...
Your best guess: what percentage of airline pilots wear the shoulder harness the entire flight?
Is it fair to say the shoulder harness is released on climb before 5,000' by most pilots?
And that is put back on descending through FL180 (and usually on NLT 10,000)?
Thanks.
Your best guess: what percentage of airline pilots wear the shoulder harness the entire flight?
Is it fair to say the shoulder harness is released on climb before 5,000' by most pilots?
And that is put back on descending through FL180 (and usually on NLT 10,000)?
Thanks.
#7
Good luck putting your shoulder belt back on after an engine blows at low altitude with an emergency return to the airport.
Or a trim runaway...
Delta- voice : Did you run the QRH?
Regional - voice : Nah, I was too busy putting my shoulder belts back on.
Or a trim runaway...
Delta- voice : Did you run the QRH?
Regional - voice : Nah, I was too busy putting my shoulder belts back on.
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