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A visitor from United States posted Tue October 27, 2009: CPTN how do i turn this plane on (flips switches and buttons)..... did it do anything? F/O nope
A visitor from United States posted Thu April 3, 2008: I'd like to restate my last comment. Nice shot. That looks more like a bookmobile to me than a cockpit. 5* for this awesome (and unusual) photo.
A visitor from United States posted Wed April 2, 2008: Aren't mobile phones prohibited on aircraft these days?
A visitor from United States posted Wed April 2, 2008: What is this? A bookmobile???
A visitor from Brazil posted Sat November 24, 2007: Is this a library, a book store or a cockpit?
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 12, 2007: Oh yeah!! I think the F/O is jst counterchecking the nbr of blades in the Engine.... or probably his log flew into it..hehe =P
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed October 31, 2007: - Yep, I confirm engine 2 is on the right wing, as per the manual :)
A visitor from United States posted Sun January 21, 2007: Uhm captain i think the log book got scuked into the engine lol
A visitor from Brazil posted Mon October 23, 2006: F/O: I can´t find our charts ...
A visitor from Spain posted Sat October 21, 2006: In a normal procedures,pilots needs so much of operating manuales &news paper,so imagin during emergency procedure at level 410,Iam very sorry for u dear pax¡¡¡¡
A visitor from Venezuela posted Sun August 20, 2006: Ohhh.... did anyone see where i wrote the number of that flight attendant??.... :) I love this pic! I wish there were more "funny" pics like this one :)
A visitor from Colombia posted Sat August 5, 2006: Caption: Captain: "did you see my flight log?" F/O: "uumm..."
A visitor from - posted Wed June 7, 2006: Only on KLM...
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu June 1, 2006: I can see a mobile! Nice picture
A visitor from Brazil posted Fri April 7, 2006: Cpt.: what are you looking for? F/O.: I just loose my cap!!! Andre Luis
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon February 20, 2006: To everybody: this is normal on ground activity. They had a small technical problem, so they checked the books. The telephone is a KLM company mobile to be used on ground to contact the dispatcher. Rob the F/O is checking if the refuel truck is already disconnected and the captain is turning to the purser that boarding can be started. So nothin' strange, nothin' new. KLM cpt Tom
A visitor from Finland posted Wed February 15, 2006: "Ooohhh! I can see an engine" says the copilot
A visitor from Brazil posted Thu November 25, 2004: It's a different angle! "Good" is the better choice Alysson
A visitor from Germany posted Thu November 25, 2004: Great and funny picture!!
A visitor from Canada posted Thu November 25, 2004: Great capture of pilots at work. What is he looking at out the window? It looks like they have every procedure and checklist on the dash!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: Absolutely great shot
A visitor from Norway posted Thu November 25, 2004: This plane should have had a paint job. There must be a snag somewhere, and the Capt. is running through the manuals while the co pilot is looking worried at the engine. Great shot - and great timing
A visitor from Chile posted Thu November 25, 2004: How Do You Turn This On???!!! Somebody Forgot To Read The Manual Before The Flight =P!!! Nice Photo.
A visitor from Canada posted Thu November 25, 2004: Good close up shot, showing crew in action, gives the a/c "character" with all the paint chips, scratches, etc. I wonder if that's the In or Out box!
A visitor from Spain posted Thu November 25, 2004: Just self-explained. Good to have some fun once in a while. Also the sharpness of the picture is quite remarkable
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: The pic just looks so good... Here you can see that this bird really needs the new KLM-colors
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: Wasn't KLM the first to order the Electronic Flight Bag on the 777? Now we know why...
A visitor from Switzerland posted Thu November 25, 2004: Is there a mobile phone ? The captain may need to phone his girlfriend in flight :)
A visitor from India posted Thu November 25, 2004: Quite interesting too see the deck cluttered with variety of manuals!..no different than my study table!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu November 25, 2004: Unusual flightdeck situation, and subjects well illuminated.
A visitor from Finland posted Thu November 25, 2004: The photo is very good
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: Shows the amount of paperwork required for a flight. Got to get the pay slips correct!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: Interesting close-up shot.
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: I think its okay good angle though
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: The photo depicts that flying an airplane is not just fun and amazing views when you are up there, but that there is also a lot of complicated manuals and paperwork that you must read, understand an comply to.
A visitor from Germany posted Thu November 25, 2004: Funny pic! :)
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: Good quality. Not foggy or anything. NICE
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: If I had cockpit management like these two, I think I would bust my Commercial checkride. Interesting shot though.
A visitor from India posted Thu November 25, 2004: The speciality of the photo is the comment. It appears funny, like just the crew is figuring out as if 'how do i start this thing ?" and the FO is saying 'wait let me check if this thing is on'
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: Who has the warranty card for the paint job?
A visitor from Luxembourg posted Thu November 25, 2004: It`s not a new plane!!! It isn`t?
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: There has to be a story here, but each person will be forced to make up his or her own. The photographer captured something, we just don't know what.
A visitor from Sri Lanka posted Thu November 25, 2004: I guess something must have gone wrong, most probably in the #2 engine, where the F/O is taking a look at :-) Guess the crew didn’t find any answer form the paper load. I think there could be a good reason to have the Capt’s mobile on the glare shield! :-) The aircraft definitely need paint job done.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: Great photo! It put a smile on my face...
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: It´s a good Photo
A visitor from Spain posted Thu November 25, 2004: Well I think it's clear The second Officer gives the clue, they have forgotten what the right indicator switch was, and they're trying to find it on the manual....;)
A visitor from Brazil posted Thu November 25, 2004: F/O to the Capt: Hey! There's more room at the engine!
A visitor from France posted Thu November 25, 2004: Very clear photo! The details are stunning.
A visitor from Greece posted Thu November 25, 2004: Good pic! What is the f/o looking at?
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: Nice picture!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu November 25, 2004: I think its funny codidering boeing are competing with the a320
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: Very funny caption!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A visitor from Italy posted Thu November 25, 2004: Very original and displays "day by day" pilot's life !
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: Really good photo with a disappointing subject! A new meaning for flying IFR with "James Cook".
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu November 25, 2004: "Sir one of the manuals has been blown out of the window!" Great shot mate!
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: I love how close the photographer got. You can see the pilots and the papers hey are using. In addition the sunset is awesome
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: I like how it is a close-up view; however, it is just that is messy. It might have been the light or the angle, but I can't pinpoint it.
A visitor from Spain posted Thu November 25, 2004: I tought mobile phones were forbidden! :)
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: Because the pilot's action and the comment...
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu November 25, 2004: Having read the caption of paperless cockpit i found the photo interesting and amusing
A visitor from Qatar posted Thu November 25, 2004: Hmmm is KLM now based from the cockpit of this 737? :D
A visitor from Greece posted Thu November 25, 2004: It is a very good photo
A visitor from Germany posted Thu November 25, 2004: Great shot! The flying dutchman;-)
A visitor from France posted Thu November 25, 2004: See also the mobile phone :-)
A visitor from Austria posted Thu November 25, 2004: What a mess !
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: As finishing touch God created the Dutch!! :)
A visitor from Australia posted Thu November 25, 2004: Flight Decks are definetly NOT paperless. As a flight attendant I can tell you all, this is only half of it!!!
A visitor from Venezuela posted Thu November 25, 2004: Good shot body
A visitor from Brazil posted Thu November 25, 2004: Very nice ! cogratulations !
A visitor from Taiwan posted Thu November 25, 2004: That sure is a mess!
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: This photo reminds me...I need to clean off the dashboard in my truck.
A visitor from Germany posted Thu November 25, 2004: Really cool... seems they had soem problems..
A visitor from Australia posted Thu November 25, 2004: Lots of paper in the cockpit. Looks like my office :-)
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: It is an excellent picture as it is something different, and has a touch of humour. It will be great to see more funny pics like this one
A visitor from Australia posted Thu November 25, 2004: Hehe
A visitor from Luxembourg posted Thu November 25, 2004: A great schot of of a paperless cockpit
A visitor from India posted Thu November 25, 2004: IT EXPLAINS THE BEAUTY OF CAPTURING THE BUSY MOMENTS
A visitor from Switzerland posted Thu November 25, 2004: The picture really speaks for itself!!
A visitor from Germany posted Thu November 25, 2004: Funny remark covering an interesting detail shot.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: Humor, and a very recognizable reality for me and thousands of other groundstaff employees who daily contribute to this paper mess! Let's cheer for them here today!
A visitor from Israel posted Thu November 25, 2004: Ut shows what they do when the autopilot is on
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu November 25, 2004: It just isn't very exciting!
A visitor from Portugal posted Thu November 25, 2004: Well, my cockpit is sure less-paper than that one! Nice photo, nice close-up!
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: Not a shot you see everyday.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu November 25, 2004: Clear focus of people and surroundings
A visitor from Bangladesh posted Thu November 25, 2004: Anyone notice the mobile phone on the right side of the picture? I think it's a Nokia. I sure hope it's turned off!
A visitor from Germany posted Thu November 25, 2004: Looks like my own cockpit, really!
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Thu November 25, 2004: Very funny XDDDD
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: YES well they (the pilots) have to follow the manuals!
A visitor from Italy posted Thu November 25, 2004: This photo represent a part of the airline pilot life, with a lot of documents and manuals.
A visitor from Spain posted Thu November 25, 2004: "Ah!, So it´s a engine... it looks different in papers, isn´t it?..."
A visitor from New Zealand posted Thu November 25, 2004: Who said planes don't fly on paper?
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: Good close-up of something more than a static display or airship in flight. I get a feeling of real activity considering the clutter and the worn look of the nose (not to mention the movement of the pilots.)
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 25, 2004: KLM is a company that likes to do everything by the book. It shows!!
A visitor from Germany posted Thu November 25, 2004: This is Paper, less cockpit! :)
A visitor from Malaysia posted Thu November 25, 2004: Wow, this is incredible and why to much paper in the cockpit?? By the way good shot.
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: Good
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: I know one of these manuals tells you how to set the FM Radio buttons, but which one?????
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: The photographer could have tried to find out what the first officer is doing with his/her head out of the window and what was the deal with all the books/papers in the window (instead of just ask the question).
A visitor from Viet Nam posted Thu November 25, 2004: Very nice shot, the quality of this shot is good and it had a sharpness
A visitor from New Zealand posted Thu November 25, 2004: It is detailed, yes a lot of paperwork. And plane needs a paintjob.
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: It really made me laugh!
A visitor from Australia posted Thu November 25, 2004: Good angle and close up. I think this is a good photo because it shows the situation some pilots are in with the busy and complicated job that they have
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: this is a very funny pic. this one is unique. that cockpit is such a mess.
A visitor from Australia posted Thu November 25, 2004: I like the photo. Great closeups show what planes need a new strip back and paint job. Well done keep up the good work Antti Salo . cheers
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: Just proves a point.... where ever computers go, paper is sure to follow.
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: nice!
A visitor from Mexico posted Thu November 25, 2004: What do the pilot and copilot are thinking??? they never thought they were going to be caught like this
A visitor from Canada posted Thu November 25, 2004: An unusual close view of a common subject. The image is exceedingly clear and the window clutter adds a familiar human element to our everyday lives. Very nice, would like to know what size of lens was used and make of camera.
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: Nice shot - just shows that pilots can be a little "disorganized" at times too...:)
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: I like the humor involved with the photo!
A visitor from Malaysia posted Thu November 25, 2004: GORGEOUS
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: I love the joke about this photo and the angle. I think it is delightful.
A visitor from Canada posted Thu November 25, 2004: I think that is't great to know that pilots work so hard to get people and cargo to where it's has to go.
A visitor from Brazil posted Thu November 25, 2004: it's an office in flight
A visitor from Australia posted Thu November 25, 2004: lol love the caption
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: It's a great photo because you can almost read the manual on the dashboard.
A visitor from Netherlands Antilles posted Thu November 25, 2004: Well, because it something different from what is usually an airline photo on this site. And that comment from the photographer
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: all too funny
A visitor from Mexico posted Thu November 25, 2004: Very cool close up!!
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: perfect timing
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: Just the whole thing
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 25, 2004: It shows the reality

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