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British Co-pilot dies on A320 flightdeck midflight
- Thread starter FLYTPAY
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And just when that happens, the civil air patrol weenie named "Todd" Morris who stole your window seat scuffs your shoe in a race for the cockpit.
It only means he was killed by a female flight attendant that he had dumped the month prior after "promising" to divorce his wife for her --- i.e., natural causes.
You speak from experience. (and it is ashame that now'adays you have to specify....a female flight attendant.)It only means he was killed by a female flight attendant that he had dumped the month prior after "promising" to divorce his wife for her --- i.e., natural causes.
And just when that happens, the civil air patrol weenie named "Todd" Morris who stole your window seat scuffs your shoe in a race for the cockpit.
Dude, I have no idea who Todd Morris is or what the inside joke may be ...BUT, that's too funny. I'm just laughing at the imagery alone.
I don't know who Todd Morris is either.....but if I were in a plane and the pilot died, and they made an annoucement asking if a pilot was on board, I can guarantee that a CAP kid wannabe like that would race you for the cockpit....this is like clubbing
So, odd question.
If the F/O dies, does that mean that the Captain has get up and unlock the door. No one would be monitoring the autopilot. Obviously this would not be normal procedure and everything should be fine. But is there some switch up in reach to unlock the door?
If the F/O dies, does that mean that the Captain has get up and unlock the door. No one would be monitoring the autopilot. Obviously this would not be normal procedure and everything should be fine. But is there some switch up in reach to unlock the door?
OK....so what if noone is monitoring the AP for 15 seconds?.....what do you think is going on in the cockpit of most AP equipped aircraft?
On the 747, yes -- because of the distance from the seat to the door. The rest, I don't know about or care about.
phrogpilot73
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And that's exactly the reason I practice daily on MS Flight Sim...
And that's exactly the reason I practice daily on MS Flight Sim...
That, and the A320 crowd doesn't care too much for the zero-zero landings you have mastered.