UAL in the News
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UAL Captain turns back to HNL because he is running out of fuel in a B777?
UAL FA blows slid and uses it?
What is going on out there? Is LEAP training missing the point?
You all be careful out there.
UAL FA blows slid and uses it?
What is going on out there? Is LEAP training missing the point?
You all be careful out there.
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There was a point to LEAP training? We have had some very good CRM classes over the years. This was not among them.
#3
I was told that the 777 had a window heater fail and would have had to descend to 250' for the remainder of the flight. At that altitude they would not have had sufficient fuel. Hardly something to fault the pilots or dispatch for.
#4
And did the Flight Attendants have a LeAP class? I don't think they did so what does that class have anything to do with this?
#7
I thought LEaP was pretty good. Short on implementation ideas, but the crux was we are in an era of the greatest influx of new-pilots ever seen, and there are huge disparities between three groups: "Us/Them" mentality of legacy groups (largely on the wane, but still pockets of resistance), but more importantly, the cultural gap between old and young.
I thought it showed some insight that if we couldn't reduce those differences---mostly by adherance to SOP, and watching for communications misunderstandings---we were exposing ourselves for an incident.
I thought it showed some insight that if we couldn't reduce those differences---mostly by adherance to SOP, and watching for communications misunderstandings---we were exposing ourselves for an incident.
#9
). They unfortunately did not. Heard them on 123.45, they tried working it out with dispatch, but if anything went wrong where they had to descend, they were going to end up about 150 miles short off the SFO coast...
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