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09-05-2008 | 03:20 PM
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From: FAA 'Flight Check'
That is exactly how I feel, everytime I try to take a peek into the cockpit the FA gives me a "oh hell no" look while moving to cut me off just in case I try to lunge inside for a fire handle or something. I then meander back to my seat feeling like a frickin' criminal who has done nothing other than try to see some buds and check out the cockpit. Just happened
Monday on my way home from a trip.
Monday on my way home from a trip.
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09-05-2008 | 03:22 PM
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09-05-2008 | 03:54 PM
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I though there was a FRAC out there that had a JD agreement with 1 or 2 carriers, but not enough to matter. CS maybe?
They would need to be in CASS to occupy the ACTUAL cockpit JS, but not to use the JS privelege to occupy and empty seat in the cabin.
They would need to be in CASS to occupy the ACTUAL cockpit JS, but not to use the JS privelege to occupy and empty seat in the cabin.
09-05-2008 | 07:08 PM
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Being 121 has not to much to do with it either. Many companies that are non 121/supplmental AND 135 have JS agreements with various carriers.
09-05-2008 | 07:10 PM
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Considering they were probably on leg x of 8, with a 19 minute turn, and there's nowhere for the FA to go if you want to peek in the flight deck, I'd consider cutting them some slack. It was like pulling teeth just to get them to let us out to do a walk-around, sometimes.
09-05-2008 | 07:16 PM
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I don't need to cut them any slack because I wasn't giving them any grief. I was making a point that I like to look into the cockpits of airplanes but that it is either inconveinent to do so or the FAs are blocking the view and I'm certainly not going to ask them to move so I can get a better view. It was pretty late in the evening so I'm sure that they were probably on the backside of those 8 legs you speak of and yes - it was a very quick turn; plus I'm impressed that the CA was the one doing the walk around.
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09-05-2008 | 07:22 PM
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.Besides, some CA's just prefer to do the walk around.
09-05-2008 | 07:25 PM
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It's not uncommon. ESPECIALLY if the above case is true. After spending that much time in the plane, going over the paperwork, programming the box, and possibly trying to get some other collateral duties done after mulitple quick turns during a long duty day, it's nice as the CA to get out of the plane and walk while the FO sits indside for once. More so when the weather is nice, like in SAN.
Besides, some CA's just prefer to do the walk around.
.Besides, some CA's just prefer to do the walk around.
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