What Airlines have the Camera you can watch outside for take off?

[TopBunk]

As we're no longer allowed flightdeck visits (not in flight, anyway), wouldn't it be better to fix the camera in the cockpit? It could be combined with United-style channel 9 ATC comms

better for who(m)?

Even the FAA/CAA/JAROPS/whatever don't require it for accident purposes. I would contend that any other reasons for providing it are therefore for 'spectator sport', and in my book a big NO.

You, as a pax, do not pay for a view of me doing my job, either from a cockpit camera, or for that matter from any external camera. Irrespective of my company policy, any such device will always remain switched off on all my flights. Deal with it!

As and when Tony Bliar/GW Bush/The Pope allow 24/7 monitoring of all their conversations (even on tape) for future analysis, then I MIGHT consider changing my viewpoint, until then, sit back and relax and let me do my job without wondering I am being videoed scratching my ar$e/reading a newspaper/venting my spleen at the CEO/Chief Pilot/snoring in my seat/whatever

[MancRed]

Topbunk...Pax Vobiscum and who ever else,,, this thread was just to ask what airlines had this facility...not the politics on if it should be on or not,who decides,blah blah blah this doesn't matter to me I was just wondering which airlines had the facility thats all

please calm down and get back to the thread

thanks

[EBU42]

Air France did on their 777 Paris - Guadeloupe

[MancRed]

thanks guys are there any more?

[6chimes]

bmi 330's have them, but switched off for T/O, Landing in case it worries the nervous ones.