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Quoting bmacleod (Thread starter): Just when you think you've seen it all.... http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/air-...icit-material-in-cockpit-1.2776551 Any other airlines reporting similar incidences? |
Quoting whiteguy (Reply 1): Slow news day at the CBC.........happens pretty much everywhere, every job from what I've seen. It's only news because its AC. |
Quote: The pilot provided Transport Canada inspectors with photos and video of the sexually explicit, and at times violent, images she says she found. |
Quote: “The material in question consisted almost entirely of inappropriate business cards and was confined mainly to one aircraft type and route, our Embraer E-90s operating to Las Vegas,” writes Air Canada spokesperson Peter Fitzpatrick. |
Quoting max999 (Reply 4): Not sure why you're trying to cover for AC here. Example - looking at porn in the office is totally different than flying pilots. The office worker looking at porn is only jeopardizing his career while the distracted pilot is jeopardizing the lives of hundreds of passengers. |
Quoting whiteguy (Reply 1): Slow news day at the CBC.........happens pretty much everywhere, every job from what I've seen. It's only news because its AC. |
Quoting matt (Reply 8): Quoting whiteguy (Reply 1): Slow news day at the CBC.........happens pretty much everywhere, every job from what I've seen. It's only news because its AC. No. I have worked in more than a dozen different work environments, and I can assure you that this does not "happen everywhere"... |
Quoting whiteguy (Reply 7): No it shouldn't be in the flight deck and people should be aware of others they work with but this isn't "jeopardizing the lives of hundreds of passenger", |
Quoting max999 (Reply 11): Quoting whiteguy (Reply 7): No it shouldn't be in the flight deck and people should be aware of others they work with but this isn't "jeopardizing the lives of hundreds of passenger", I disagree with you that porn is not a cockpit distraction which can comprise safety safety. |
Quoting peterinlisbon (Reply 2): That's why they call it the COCKpit. |
Quoting seabosdca (Reply 6): If you can't wait until you're in your layover hotel room, that's just kind of sad. |
Quoting bmacleod (Reply 3): What concerns me is when there's an unexpected emergency and pilots have to act fast....will they always be ready? |
Quoting SpaceshipDC10 (Reply 20): Quoting seabosdca (Reply 6): If you can't wait until you're in your layover hotel room, that's just kind of sad. Yeah, but beyond the fact that they are pilots and watching porn while cruising, it's not much different than all these people who do it or did it at their desk on terra firma. |
Quoting peterinlisbon (Reply 2): That's why they call it the COCKpit |
Quoting EWRCabincrew (Reply 17): Unless, of course, there are females present. Then it's the box office |
Quoting peterinlisbon (Reply 2): That's why they call it the COCKpit. |
Quoting Revelation (Reply 5): I thought what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas? |
Quoting N1120A (Reply 28): |
Quoting futureualpilot (Reply 34): show it to the other guy |
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Quoting 32andBelow (Reply 36): Have you ever met a female pilot? They have dirtier minds than the men! |
Quoting futureualpilot (Reply 37): sexism/sexist high horse. |
Quoting N1120A (Reply 28): So, basically some pilots picked up some of those hooker cards they hand out in the street in Vegas and had them in the cockpit. Real safety issue there |
Quoting rampbro (Reply 38): Men and women don't have homogenous "minds". Whatever material may offend some and is not required shouldn't be on the flight deck, period. Yes there are pervy women and prudish men, but that doesn't change the fact that in the workplace, the level of conduct needs to be at the level where everybody is free to go about their job without worrying about whether someone will put them in an awkward position. |
Quoting peterinlisbon (Reply 2): That's why they call it the COCKpit. |
Quoting bmacleod (Reply 3): What concerns me is when there's an unexpected emergency and pilots have to act fast....will they always be ready? |
Quoting lhrnue (Reply 31): Are we sure it was not just a picture of a 777 with 2 lovely Trent engines they were locking at? Outside of aviation this is not porn. |
Quoting matt (Reply 8): No. I have worked in more than a dozen different work environments, and I can assure you that this does not "happen everywhere"... |
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Quoting whiteguy (Reply 1): Slow news day at the CBC.........happens pretty much everywhere, every job from what I've seen. It's only news because its AC. |
Quoting whiteguy (Reply 7): It's something that happened over a year ago and was dealt with internally. This is not news! |
Quoting Viscount724 (Reply 43): The CBC should have picked a more relevant photo for their item in the link in the original post. The 15 E175s were transferred from AC mainline to Sky Regional Airlines last year. |