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every once in a while you'll fly with that one captain that micromanages and tells you not to read anything in the cockpit. Ok, fine, so I pull out the aircraft operations manual and pretend to read that, daring him in my mind to say anything. Childish, i know, but he started it!

The silliness of the "no reading unless its company related" policy, is that if you're reading a company manual or a USA Today, you're equally distracted either way.
 
in the crew rest- have at it. at the business end, it would generally be considered unprofessional.
You are a tool. I hope I never have to work with you.
 
Screw reading, I play my PSP and listen to some great music on my iPod!!!
What, no portable dvd player or laptop? You could watch 2 or 3 movies on a 14 hr flt. The portable dvd player would fit ok on the glareshield of a G or Global.
 
why don't you pull out your tally wacker...right... your are bored anything goes....Geeeezzz.

Open can of worms :-)
 
You are a tool. I hope I never have to work with you.

You realize you're posting in the Corporate Forum, right? Given the time of your post I'll assume that you were drinking. You should probably head back to the Regional Forum and go play over there.

At the airlines I fully supported a little media diversion from time to time, in an effort to stay awake and sharp. Now I'm flying for an uber-rich owner of a $55M aircraft where the cockpit door is open above 10,000ft. He is NOT going to wander up front and see one or both of the pilots reading the Moscow Times or some ratty old Louis L'Amour novel. Not on my watch. Of course, we have the luxury of getting up and walking around the cabin when we need to in an effort to stay focused.
 

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