Things to do on long legs.
#11
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2017
Posts: 627
If you want to steer clear of regulatory hassles indulge in paper, or non connected entertainment. Technically most PEDs are banned because they are capable of being connected, but it would be very hard to prove you were using it if you stay off the net. Not would anyone probably care.
Plenty of people just blow it off and connect to the on board WiFi, but if anything bad happens they will almost certainly figure that out. Don't be an idiot and connect to company systems, they can flag you for that even if nothing goes wrong.
Plenty of people just blow it off and connect to the on board WiFi, but if anything bad happens they will almost certainly figure that out. Don't be an idiot and connect to company systems, they can flag you for that even if nothing goes wrong.
Problem solved
I kid, I kid!!!
I don't recommend that, but that's one way in which it'd be very hard to be traced.
#12
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2019
Posts: 310
Anyone have some realistic ways to pass the time on long flights up front? Besides the usual, studying the aircraft books, operations manuals, complaining about the contract, and the ever popular meowing on guard, etc?
Is one allowed to use the on-board wifi/entertainment on a personal device?, Streaming, ipod, 20 questions with your buddy, I Spy, the hotel newspaper, etc.....
Is one allowed to use the on-board wifi/entertainment on a personal device?, Streaming, ipod, 20 questions with your buddy, I Spy, the hotel newspaper, etc.....
#14
Seriously, I believe one of us needs to be strapped in and paying attention.
If you want to be a douchebag and go watch your favorite Netflix download because you simply have to and can’t help yourself...go ahead.
UPS just fired a guy on OE for playing with his phone after pushback.
Allegedly....
If you want to be a douchebag and go watch your favorite Netflix download because you simply have to and can’t help yourself...go ahead.
UPS just fired a guy on OE for playing with his phone after pushback.
Allegedly....
#15
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2017
Posts: 627
Did you even read and understand my post??
I was talking specifically about FAR 121.542(d), which was implemented only 5 yrs ago.
If you are going to not allow one to listen to music through bluetooth at FL350 on a 4 hr flight, why don't you ALSO prohibit them from eating, drinking coffee, or reading a magazine too?
I was talking specifically about FAR 121.542(d), which was implemented only 5 yrs ago.
If you are going to not allow one to listen to music through bluetooth at FL350 on a 4 hr flight, why don't you ALSO prohibit them from eating, drinking coffee, or reading a magazine too?
#16
Disinterested Third Party
Joined APC: Jun 2012
Posts: 6,023
Did you even read and understand my post??
I was talking specifically about FAR 121.542(d), which was implemented only 5 yrs ago.
If you are going to not allow one to listen to music through bluetooth at FL350 on a 4 hr flight, why don't you ALSO prohibit them from eating, drinking coffee, or reading a magazine too?
I was talking specifically about FAR 121.542(d), which was implemented only 5 yrs ago.
If you are going to not allow one to listen to music through bluetooth at FL350 on a 4 hr flight, why don't you ALSO prohibit them from eating, drinking coffee, or reading a magazine too?
I don't prohibit anything, so it does little good asking why I don't prohibit eating, drinking coffee, or reading a magazine. As YOU brought it up, however, you shouldn't be doing anything up there that distracts from your job, and insofar as regulatory prohibitions go, you can address that to the FAA. You should be aware that sniveling about it won't get a lot accomplished but annoy the people listening to you blubber. This is to say, grow up, put on those big boy pants after all, and fly the damn airplane.
#19
Except it’s not a crossword puzzle.
It’s angry birds, candy crush, Netflix, Hulu, Zulu or any other streaming service combined with a Bluetooth headset.
“But it mutes the movie when we get a call from ATC”......
What is it? Adult ADD?
Too much TV as a kid?
It’s angry birds, candy crush, Netflix, Hulu, Zulu or any other streaming service combined with a Bluetooth headset.
“But it mutes the movie when we get a call from ATC”......
What is it? Adult ADD?
Too much TV as a kid?
#20
In a land of unicorns
Joined APC: Apr 2014
Position: Whale FO
Posts: 6,469
So no, you can't do your crossword puzzle.
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