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The recent Flydubai incident has put cockpit security back in the spotlight. Cockpit doors are designed to keep threats out. But what happens when the risk may …
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A bit of islamophobie by the "aviation journalist and former pilot"? 😅
“Flynn is safe”…..unless you’re in the Middle East that is. I imagine it’d be pretty easy to set up a system where it could be unlocked by remote from an air traffic controller or a remote office.
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<b><i>How to protect a cockpit? My doctor says that condoms, a quality spermicide or abstinence is your best bet. Duh.</i></b>
After 9/11, cockpit security focused heavily on keeping unauthorized people out — meaning the flight deck door could only be opened from inside. After the Germanwings flight 9525 incident in 2015 the focus expanded to threats from within, including two-person cockpit procedures and greater attention to pilot mental health issues.
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