Flight deck visits
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Flight deck visits
I'm about to set off on a round-the-world holiday with various airlines such as SAS, Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand and United. I was wondering if anyone knows if any of these airlines are still allowing flight deck visits? I noticed that photos are still being published from jump-seaters on airliners.net so I have my fingers crossed.
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Yeah,probably.I got a nice picture taken a few weeks back on a BAW A319, pilots said most airlines haven`t got a problem as long as you ask during flight,then when the plane has landed and all shut down,you may visit the flight deck.
Ask the chief cabin crew person.
Ask the chief cabin crew person.
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sounds like a nice RTW
Forget all US airlines - unless you are crew and in the crew room before departure - and even then .... only if you have mutual personal friends.
Being crew and/or a personal friend of somebody driving is now probably the only way left, with most of the other airlines that are not so 100% strict.
Good luck - you can but ask - somebody somewhere will say yes oneday.
Being crew and/or a personal friend of somebody driving is now probably the only way left, with most of the other airlines that are not so 100% strict.
Good luck - you can but ask - somebody somewhere will say yes oneday.
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I'm also taking a trip in august and thought , hey, what if I ask during the flight if afterwards when everything is shut down if I could go up front and chat with the pilots, but then I wondered how much this would freak out not only the flt attendant, but also the passengers near me...
