Cockpit Two-Person Rule
Discussions focus on aviation safety protocols requiring two people in the cockpit at all times, especially when a pilot leaves for breaks, passenger unawareness of cockpit issues, and related incidents like door failures and turbulence.
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You mean besides creating panic in the passenger cabin...?
> In flightHopefully, their planes don't need MCAS ;)
I think we'd be having a similar discussion if a door opened unexpectedly during flight.
The passengers have no idea there are no pilots around when things don’t go as expected
What if the plane is mid flight?
The pilot might not have given the true reason to passengers.
Weren't the pilot(s) on board still?
I would have thought they would require fly attendants.
I'm not sure that's of much comfort to the passengers on the plane.
Wouldn't they notice the extra turbulence affecting their legs?