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In response to "Air Canada has implemented a new policy requiring all flights to have two people in the cockpit at all times, the airline said in a statement today. -- nm" by zork

So, what new policy gets put into place if they both decide to crash the plane? -- nm

Posted by Inigo (aka Inigo) Mar 26 '15, 12:07

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all I know is, my damn pilot better use a catheter -- nm - zeitgeist roaming the dark galaxy Mar 26, 12:18
Passengers will just end up going hysterical -- (link) - prayformojo Mar 26, 12:08 [youtube]
It's exceedingly rare for one guy to want to crash his own plane. Collusion between two pilots would be so rare - ty97 Mar 26, 12:08 5
- I'm more pointing out the knee-jerk reaction has flaws as any policy would, but they have to make headlines right now. So... -- nm - Inigo Mar 26, 12:10 4
  - I had actually thought this was policy was one point in time. - ty97 Mar 26, 12:13 3
    - They were saying on the news this morning that this is US FAA policy. Not for all other countries. -- nm - pmb Mar 26, 12:25 2
      - Is it current policy? I could swear I've seen the pilot come out without an FA going in. - ty97 Mar 26, 12:27 1
        
        of course, there could have been someone in the jump seat I guess? -- nm - ty97 Mar 26, 12:29
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