Skyward express passenger management
Skyward express passenger management
I just boarded a skyward express F-50 at HKNW. Engines stopped, but no cones and they let pax walk literally between the prop blades as they approached the door.
That doesn’t seem like good practice to me? I have always had it drummed into me to never walk through the prop arc. I made a detour around the end of the wing!
That doesn’t seem like good practice to me? I have always had it drummed into me to never walk through the prop arc. I made a detour around the end of the wing!
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I just boarded a skyward express F-50 at HKNW. Engines stopped, but no cones and they let pax walk literally between the prop blades as they approached the door.
That doesn’t seem like good practice to me? I have always had it drummed into me to never walk through the prop arc. I made a detour around the end of the wing!
That doesn’t seem like good practice to me? I have always had it drummed into me to never walk through the prop arc. I made a detour around the end of the wing!
I fly frequently with Skyward and whenever i fly with them, there are cones on the ground and employees taking care that you do not walk " out of line ".
Same experience i always made at HKUK / Ukunda Airstrip with the skyward flights.
Doesnt mean that i cant imagine that it happened the way you experienced ;-)
Just for Info: The F-50 is not from Skyward. It belongs to Renegade air. Last time i flew on it it even still had the Renegade Air Safety cards.
Last edited by Markus1011; 4th Mar 2024 at 09:17. Reason: Correcting text
Thanks, it must have been an off day! But they also fired up the engines, trundled onto 14 and took off immediately without any kind of run-up. I don't know if that's OK practice on turbo props, but it all seemed a bit rushed and we left the ground within inches of the grass at the end of the runway.
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Thanks, it must have been an off day! But they also fired up the engines, trundled onto 14 and took off immediately without any kind of run-up. I don't know if that's OK practice on turbo props, but it all seemed a bit rushed and we left the ground within inches of the grass at the end of the runway.