Delta: "Wind Check"
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Do any CA's let their F/O's mess with the seatbelt sign? At cruise, if it's smooth and he/she still has the sign on, sometimes I will ask if we could turn it off (I figured the CA probably just forgot about it). I've had a couple captains that have told me the seatbelt sign is my choice, since it's my leg. Or something like that.
I've also had some that tell me "It's their switch, don't touch it." Either way I respect them, and just do what they ask. A lot of our pilots never turn it off, which drives me crazy. There ARE people who try to obey the sign, and that might need to use the restroom.
I've also had some that tell me "It's their switch, don't touch it." Either way I respect them, and just do what they ask. A lot of our pilots never turn it off, which drives me crazy. There ARE people who try to obey the sign, and that might need to use the restroom.
The only time I'll ever turn it on myself is if it gets really bumpy while the CA is in the bathroom. Other than that, even if they did give me the leeway on the sign, out of respect I won't touch it.
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From: Seeking no jacket required rotations
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#66
Maybe I wasn't clear, haha... I do NOT land with crab.
#67
Crabber.
Anyways, see, wind checks pay off...

YouTube - Delta Airlines 757- 200 rejected landing
Save yourself time, fast forward to 2:15ish. And don't get overly excited, its kind of dull.
Totally teasing, but its funny to see this from the backs perspective, not quite the cluster that happens in the front.
Anyways, see, wind checks pay off...


YouTube - Delta Airlines 757- 200 rejected landing
Save yourself time, fast forward to 2:15ish. And don't get overly excited, its kind of dull.
Totally teasing, but its funny to see this from the backs perspective, not quite the cluster that happens in the front.
#68
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Anybody else notice that the photo ISN'T a DAL-N (NWA) A-320 like the thread lead says. Not one of our aircraft has the brand name witten in big red/orange letters down the side like it shows on the right side of the aircraft.
My guess, its a European carrier like Easy jet or .com line landing in Spain or similar territory. Even the runway signs at the end look "off".
My guess, its a European carrier like Easy jet or .com line landing in Spain or similar territory. Even the runway signs at the end look "off".
#69
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From: Douglas Aerospace post production Flight Test & Work Around Engineering bulletin dissembler
Do any CA's let their F/O's mess with the seatbelt sign? At cruise, if it's smooth and he/she still has the sign on, sometimes I will ask if we could turn it off (I figured the CA probably just forgot about it). I've had a couple captains that have told me the seatbelt sign is my choice, since it's my leg. Or something like that.
I've also had some that tell me "It's their switch, don't touch it." Either way I respect them, and just do what they ask. A lot of our pilots never turn it off, which drives me crazy. There ARE people who try to obey the sign, and that might need to use the restroom.
I've also had some that tell me "It's their switch, don't touch it." Either way I respect them, and just do what they ask. A lot of our pilots never turn it off, which drives me crazy. There ARE people who try to obey the sign, and that might need to use the restroom.
Having seen this one play out in Court several times (as an Expert for the defense) ... if there are PIREPS for turbulence, or good reason to believe the area could be turbulent, the difference between ON and OFF is between five and eight times the damages that would have been awarded if the seat belt switch is in the position which makes the most sense to the jury.
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