File under non story...
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File under non story...
Had to laugh at the Daily Record's attempt to concoct a story from this. we all know the B757 has no crew rest, but surprised at Learmount's comments, unless he's been misquoted.
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/sc...lines-13215392
What's the SOP for the third flight crew member on a narrowbody?
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/sc...lines-13215392
What's the SOP for the third flight crew member on a narrowbody?
When the flight is operated with an augmented crew (3 flight crew members), and if there is no crew bunk, the pilots will rest in a passenger seat. However for what I have seen and know, normally this seat should be curtained off from the rest of the cabin in order to be able to have a somewhat undisturbed rest and it prevents upsetting SLF that believe there's only one pilot left up front.
FWIW there even a few ‘wide bodies “ around that sometimes are operated with augmented crew and which don’t have enclosed/separate crew rest facilities. In that case rest may be taken in a normal passenger seat, no special screening.
This is a non-story.
This is a non-story.
