cockpit visits
Hi guys,
I was just wondering what the latest is with rules regarding cockpit vists specifically on jetstar ? I'm a BOEING engineering (With company ID on me if it makes any difference) and I'll be flying jetstar to the gold coast next week. I've got myself and my 1 year old son which is going to be his first flight !. What are the chances of visiting the pointy end of the aircraft while on the ground either before or after the flight to get a picture or 2 of him and myself in there... Would be a great souvenir to show him when he gets a bit older ! what are the laws these days regarding this sort of thing ? when I was younger, I remember flying heaps of times in the jump seat of the old ansett B767's. the flight crew were more than happy to accommodate... Its one of the reasons I got into the industry to begin with. I know things r very different these days... Is it still worth asking at the gate ? and if so who do I ask ?
Thanks