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Now, now, ZJ...don't be Hermoine Grainger. Let some of the slower students have a chance.
 
That's some funny chit man!! Sounds like the bathroom door is more fortified than the flight deck door!! Guess they don't want those turds escaping!

SOME of the 145 doors are "sliders" and therefore not able to be "kicked out." The doors are BIGGER than the opening and they slide and collapse into a bulkhead.

How did a pax in the front hear the CA and NOBODY else did? The 145 is a long plane. There's an interphone in the back...why not just tell the pax to pick it up, hit "FD" and talk to the FO?
 
Because the capitano was an idiot and gave "the password" to a passenger. Talk about low IQ. Where do they get these guys? And the FO had to call dispatch holding above NYC with an insane situation. WTH.
 
Because the capitano was an idiot and gave "the password" to a passenger. Talk about low IQ. Where do they get these guys? And the FO had to call dispatch holding above NYC with an insane situation. WTH.

This is where the "whole person concept" and "experience" and "gut feeling" should come into play. However we have gotten to the point where the commuter industry is hiring pilots with NO experience in ANY job, including flying.

Some of my best decision making experience was made outside of aviation in previous jobs. I could get 3000 more hours of 121 multi turbine and it wouldnt equal the few years I spent in the real world workforce.

So get used to it, the pilots being hired today will be the ones facing situations they have never been trained on in the future. The question is, do their life experiences prepare them to handle it?

You can't measure every single factor in proper decision making. Especially in aviation.
 
Never been trained on? We're trained EVERY YEAR about security threat levels and proper responses. When the chips were down, NEITHER of these pilots responded correctly.
 

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