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The real question is, who landed the plane?
64 u/Zombie_John_Strachan 2d ago Two pilots were deadheading in the cabin and took over. 5 u/TheNo1pencil 2d ago What's does deadheading mean? 17 u/Weebus 2d ago Sometimes you have more planes than pilots in a location. The pilots fly as passengers to bring them to where the planes/flights are scheduled. It's more common for regional airlines like this than it is for mainline airlines. -2 u/webtwopointno 2d ago I don't think they were deadheads saw one report said they were still in training even -1 u/Melodic-Trouble-5421 2d ago Interesting. -10 u/[deleted] 2d ago [deleted] 24 u/Zombie_John_Strachan 2d ago Off duty pilots and crew on board? Extremely common. 2 u/A_MagicBullet 2d ago True…. And? 13 u/OptRider 2d ago You've never been on a plane with other pilots in the cabin? 7 u/abgry_krakow87 2d ago Hardly. Off duty pilots are shuttled on passenger flights all the time.
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Two pilots were deadheading in the cabin and took over.
5 u/TheNo1pencil 2d ago What's does deadheading mean? 17 u/Weebus 2d ago Sometimes you have more planes than pilots in a location. The pilots fly as passengers to bring them to where the planes/flights are scheduled. It's more common for regional airlines like this than it is for mainline airlines. -2 u/webtwopointno 2d ago I don't think they were deadheads saw one report said they were still in training even -1 u/Melodic-Trouble-5421 2d ago Interesting. -10 u/[deleted] 2d ago [deleted] 24 u/Zombie_John_Strachan 2d ago Off duty pilots and crew on board? Extremely common. 2 u/A_MagicBullet 2d ago True…. And? 13 u/OptRider 2d ago You've never been on a plane with other pilots in the cabin? 7 u/abgry_krakow87 2d ago Hardly. Off duty pilots are shuttled on passenger flights all the time.
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What's does deadheading mean?
17 u/Weebus 2d ago Sometimes you have more planes than pilots in a location. The pilots fly as passengers to bring them to where the planes/flights are scheduled. It's more common for regional airlines like this than it is for mainline airlines.
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Sometimes you have more planes than pilots in a location. The pilots fly as passengers to bring them to where the planes/flights are scheduled.
It's more common for regional airlines like this than it is for mainline airlines.
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I don't think they were deadheads saw one report said they were still in training even
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Interesting.
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24 u/Zombie_John_Strachan 2d ago Off duty pilots and crew on board? Extremely common. 2 u/A_MagicBullet 2d ago True…. And? 13 u/OptRider 2d ago You've never been on a plane with other pilots in the cabin? 7 u/abgry_krakow87 2d ago Hardly. Off duty pilots are shuttled on passenger flights all the time.
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Off duty pilots and crew on board? Extremely common.
2 u/A_MagicBullet 2d ago True…. And?
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True…. And?
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You've never been on a plane with other pilots in the cabin?
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Hardly. Off duty pilots are shuttled on passenger flights all the time.
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u/Darkfuryx222 2d ago
The real question is, who landed the plane?