Ryanair dismisses fatigued pilot
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Ryanair dismisses fatigued pilot
I see from the latest BALPA technical brief that a Ryanair F/O was reportedly dismissed for gross misconduct following an incident where he declined to operate due to fatigue.
The individual quite correctly filed an Air Safety Report on the circumstances and was disciplined as a result.
Has this been reported on the forum already or does anyone have any more in-depth info ?
The individual quite correctly filed an Air Safety Report on the circumstances and was disciplined as a result.
Has this been reported on the forum already or does anyone have any more in-depth info ?
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This is the first time I've heard of such in the international arena, but it's possible that it's a bleed-over from the American side.
Crew-fatigue isn't to be prostituted for personal convenience, but most importantly, it's not to be discounted for the sake of profits.
For a view of the American FAA / corporate treatment (very bad), go to -
www.webpak.net/~skydream
- look at the Continental Micronesia Flight 985 pages and the section on Crew Rest Regulations.
The FAA treatment of "profits first; safety optional" is getting worse. Still worse, everybody from the White House on down knows it & won't lift a finger. The U.S. media won't touch it, either.
Crew-fatigue isn't to be prostituted for personal convenience, but most importantly, it's not to be discounted for the sake of profits.
For a view of the American FAA / corporate treatment (very bad), go to -
www.webpak.net/~skydream
- look at the Continental Micronesia Flight 985 pages and the section on Crew Rest Regulations.
The FAA treatment of "profits first; safety optional" is getting worse. Still worse, everybody from the White House on down knows it & won't lift a finger. The U.S. media won't touch it, either.
