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Wow, it looks like a great turnout, and great time was had by all! Definitely looking forward to hearing the podcast!
ReplyDeleteEric, Thank you so much. I wish you could have been there. Next time for sure.
DeleteI thought it was a really great show as well. I had one question however I wanted to pose and that was what everybody's thoughts were on the airlines are now moving to wireless access in both the cabin and flight deck, and even though tablets already exist on the deck, what about now giving them access to the internet/mail etc during medium to long haul flights.
ReplyDeleteHi Mathew, Thank you for the comment on the show. Not all flights have tablets yet. But we are working that way... my plane is one of the last. They are also working on Wifi for international flights, too. For passengers. Can the flight crews use it? I'm not sure on company procedures or FAA requirements on doing email while on long haul flights.
DeleteI'm fairly certain they will say no. But, I intend on turning that decision, if made, around to allowing this.
I think this would be a great tool to minimize fatigue. Studies show that one of the things to avoid prior to sleeping is working on your computer an hour prior to sleep. If working on your computer prevents sleeping, then it would be great to do enroute. And, if pilots could spend the six hours over the ocean in the middle of the night catching up on emails, staying awake, keeping their mind engaged without caffeine, then they could use the extra time on the ground to get some really good sleep.
This is actually a post I'll bring up soon. Thanks for the great question.