attention do nothing cargo loader driver!!!
there is an office on the 9th floor in cathay city waiting for you!! |
Actually. You're out of date. It's moved to the 3 rd floor, to be close to the troops
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Originally Posted by Killaroo
(Post 9922114)
Were there Pax on board?
Was a headset connected? If so, was it working? Tested? If not - should it be? |
OK - connected. But not manned.
Is it a requirement to confirm it is working i.e. comms tested before boarding? |
Originally Posted by Killaroo
(Post 9923031)
OK - connected. But not manned.
Is it a requirement to confirm it is working i.e. comms tested before boarding? |
Spanner’s, if there’s nobody in the cockpit the boarding can’t start anyhow.
Friend of mine recently had a Cargo Smoke Warning during refuelling/boarding. The ground headset turned out to be u/s when he attempted to call ground to find out what was happening. Rather awkward - what would you do? |
Originally Posted by Killaroo
(Post 9923329)
Spanner’s, if there’s nobody in the cockpit the boarding can’t start anyhow.
Friend of mine recently had a Cargo Smoke Warning during refuelling/boarding. The ground headset turned out to be u/s when he attempted to call ground to find out what was happening. Rather awkward - what would you do? |
That’s what he did. He sent the FO to have a look.
But as he said afterward, no pilot likes the feeling of sitting in the cockpit staring at a potential raging fire in the belly hold while having no comms, twiddling his thumbs and waiting for somebody to come tell him WTF is happening! Here’s a better solution. Before boarding, make it SOP to positively check and confirm comms with the ramp via a working headset. His company actually FORBID this because it ”wastes time” and might delay boarding! Safety be damned. OTP is the first priority. All other priorities rescinded. |
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