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> another copilot refusing to fly with the pilot because of his disregard for procedures is relevant context, even if the NTSB didn't mention it. As I understa
by prmph 3y ago
> another copilot refusing to fly with the pilot because of his disregard for procedures is relevant context, even if the NTSB didn't mention it.
As I understand it from the article, he had a difference of opinion on how to interpret certain procedures, not a "disregard" of them.
- mrguyorama 3y agoProper crew resource management is a part of "procedures" and The Captain should callous disregard for exactly that.
- prmph 3y agoNo, you don't know that. I'm just not sure why people are trying to read things into the narrative that simply no known. The captain rather demonstrated proper CRM by delegating aviating to the co-pilot while he communicated with tower control. He also trusted the judgment of the fist officer as to which engine was out, although the information he was given was wrong.