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gcal 25th Jul 2022 10:21


Originally Posted by Eutychus (Post 11267272)
Can someone explain to me what difference it makes that "nearly everyone on the plane is British"?

Who else would want to go to Birmingham?

derjodel 25th Jul 2022 11:39


Originally Posted by Eutychus (Post 11267272)
Can someone explain to me what difference it makes that "nearly everyone on the plane is British"?

Well, it's pretty clear, isn't it?

mustafagander 25th Jul 2022 11:48

Has anyone thought to source the FACTS of this post?
I have no clue, no axe to grind.

p7lot 25th Jul 2022 12:00

We had laminated checklists......very durable ......sweat just runs off them

p7lot 25th Jul 2022 12:03


Originally Posted by albatross (Post 11267137)
Aren’t there trained firefighters rushing to the aircraft to do that? Not to mention the ground crew.
Isn’t the first thing to do is shut down , carry out emergency drills to fight fire using engine or APU fire extinguishing systems as required and then evacuate the passengers?

Simple huh?

audrey11 25th Jul 2022 13:04

Many assumptions for a critical situation that may be or may not be. A jumpseater, a fire alarm not triggering in cockpit, a ground staff telling him there wasn’t a fire (or the other way around). I personally don’t judge this kind of situations with my butt sitting on the couch. It’s quite easy to blame when your life and others are not at risk under your responsibility. Firefighters were advised by the captain btw.

Nil by mouth 25th Jul 2022 21:12


Originally Posted by gcal (Post 11267321)
Who else would want to go to Birmingham?

It would definitely not suit this forum overall, but a LIKE button would have surely been pressed in this case.

Herod 25th Jul 2022 21:23

Birmingham is hosting the Commonwealth Games, starting in a few days. Do keep up.

crjcaveman 25th Jul 2022 22:58

Where I work the FO is explicitly given the duty of coordinating evacuation from the outside and directing the passengers upwind of the fire, away from the flames, etc while the FA’s and CA make sure the plane is evacuated and coordinate from the inside.

Why do I feel like the Sun would blast a FO for simply doing the job the company and CA told him to do? There’s also plenty of reasons for a 4 bar CA to be in the right seat, LCA duties or a airline that allows/forces CA’s to fly trips as a FO.

Bottom line, inappropriate to roast someone with the word of a few drunk Brits on holiday and a zoomed out picture or two.


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