Flight Deck Drinks Ban
Rumour is Notam about to be issued banning all drinks and fluids from A350 flight decks with imediate affect.
Apparently follows recent incidents where drinks were spilled on the centre consol resulting in unrecoverable engine shut down. Hutch |
A NOTAM is information about airfield, facilities etc.
A notice to pilot is a company specific notice with a change in procedure or recommendation from the manufacturer etc. You can’t ban all drinks from an airliners flightdeck, there’s a little issue with the pilots being human and requiring to not be dehydrated to function . Where’s this “ rumour “ from ? Builders in the local pub ? |
Originally Posted by Meester proach
(Post 10669827)
A NOTAM is information about airfield, facilities etc.
A notice to pilot is a company specific notice with a change in procedure or recommendation from the manufacturer etc. You can’t ban all drinks from an airliners flightdeck, there’s a little issue with the pilots being human and requiring to not be dehydrated to function . Where’s this “ rumour “ from ? Builders in the local pub ? Rest assured though, right now some HR focused, management climber is investigating the fuel savings to be had if crew water isn't loaded. A nice little KPI project right there. |
Spill resistant sippy cups is the answer.
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drinks were spilled on the centre consol resulting in unrecoverable engine shut down. |
Rumour launched as part of Boeing's new media push
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Geez, I thought there was going to be a ban on my little tipple of red with dinner. Glad it wasn't about that.
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On this topic. It is a little ridiculous that flight deck are still being given thin paper cups with flimsy lids in this day and age. There was an incident several months ago with a Condor flight heading from Germany to Cancun..Sometimes in turbulence, even with a lid, copious amounts of hot drink finds its way out of the tiny hole in the lid. I guess it'll take a serious incident to change this. Go to any major supermarket and the baby aisle will have these anti-spill cups. Should be standard issue for pilots. :E
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Baby aisle?! Keep Cup :ok:
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My company issues mugs with a lid (and company logo on it) and requires them to be used on the FD. (Although most buy their own, better ones.)
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Wot?Aeroplanes cost millions and they have no "really neat cup holders!!!" shackelton pilots often spilled coffee/tea /orange juice down the throttle box!!!
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Originally Posted by HUTCHP
(Post 10670037)
Was actaully heard via unsecure radio transmission to a BA A350 warning the crew that this was about to be announced. May only be tempoarary, but crew would be required to take drinks outside of the flight deck until further notice.
Hutch |
This one should fix that problem:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1164633440.html :cool: |
Glenn Ford will be pleased.
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They make keyboard covers, so why not centre console covers, a bit thicker than shrink wrap but having some shape. Knobs turnable and levers leverable, and rip off in a moment should it become necessary.
I restore watches that have backs, bezels, pushers and crowns all tested to 100M, why can aircraft kit that costs bazillions be so leaky? |
Ryan and Spirit, to save expense, will just have their crews fitted with an IV port.
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Given this thread started with talks of a “NOTAM” and then later it was revealed that the source was a “insecure radio transmission” I’m joining some previous correspondents in ATM suspecting this is more likely the work of
I’d agree it is a good rumour..... |
I believe Ernest K Gann distanced himself from the film. Having watched the trailer in post #19, I can see why. I've read the book many times, but have no desire to watch the film.
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They'll be making you keep the windows closed to stop the rain getting in next, and then what'll you do with the cigarette butts?
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