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Germanwings Plane Crash: Pilot 'locked Out Of Cockpit'
//One of the two pilots of the Germanwings plane that crashed in the French Alps was locked out of the cockpit, according to reports.
Early findings from the cockpit voice recorder suggest the pilot made desperate efforts to get back in, sources close to the investigation say.//
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/wo rld-eur ope-320 62278
Is there no way at all that the crew can access the cockpit in an emergency? I wonder if the pilot left in control suffered a heart attack?
Early findings from the cockpit voice recorder suggest the pilot made desperate efforts to get back in, sources close to the investigation say.//
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Is there no way at all that the crew can access the cockpit in an emergency? I wonder if the pilot left in control suffered a heart attack?
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only because people want it to. Whenever I hear - "oh it is secret so I will make a decision on your behalf", my hackles rise
Life is full of examples of documents being kept confidential in order to maintain public safety when in fact the secrecy is to protect an interested party's ***
only because people want it to. Whenever I hear - "oh it is secret so I will make a decision on your behalf", my hackles rise
Life is full of examples of documents being kept confidential in order to maintain public safety when in fact the secrecy is to protect an interested party's ***
Bit of info from a friend of mine. There are only two pilots on flights below 10.30 hours. Between 10.30 and 16.00 hours there can be 3/4. So where only two pilots, one goes for pee other is left on own. My friend says the only plane he knows of that actually has a loo on the flight deck is a 747-400.