New EasyJet series on UK tv.
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at 22:05 by MartynSinclair.
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openflyParticipantQuite an enjoyable start to the series of programmes featuring EasyJet’s pilot training on ITV.
The last 5 minutes of the rookie pilot alone in the flight-deck with the mandatory cabin crew in the Captains seat was interesting in the chat subject matter. Was he a tits or bum guy etc, etc?!! Definitely not BOAC calibre….!14 Aug 2017
at 22:34
seasonedtravellerParticipantA close friend of mine, ex BA Captain out of LHR, is one of the pilot trainers down there. He started off training Easyjet pilots on Airbus as opposed to the Boeing they were familiar with.
Odd that he didn’t mention the telly programme to me last time we spoke. I’ll need to check it out, see if he’s part of it.
15 Aug 2017
at 07:26
Tom OtleyKeymasterHere’s the link
https://www.itv.com/hub/easyjet-inside-the-cockpit/2a4829a0001
15 Aug 2017
at 08:03
Poshgirl58ParticipantI also enjoyed the opener last night. I’m probably not the only one on here, of a certain age, who thought “they are so young”. Very amused by Cornelius’s mother asking when he was likely to be promoted to Captain, so that she could see some return on her hefty investment (c£120K).
The cockpit chat was cringe-worthy but it could be the start of the “love interest” thread for the series!
15 Aug 2017
at 08:28
MartynSinclairParticipantI was a little concerned at the amount of help the trainees had from the check pilot on what was described as their final check ride before flying passengers.
The atmosphere with the other trainees filming their buddies, whilst standing by the open cockpit door was for me a little too jolly for what basically is meant to be a sign off to take control of an £80 million jet + the lives of nearly 200 passengers…
15 Aug 2017
at 13:03
LuganoPirateParticipantI was surprised at the line “what’s important, boobs or arse”? And totally agree with Martyn about the check pilot. He should have kept quiet and judged, and probably failed the pilot.
When I did my check flight, the check pilot, a friend of mine as well, gave no help or advice. I could have been alone. He was totally professional, as he should be, and yes I passed first time.
16 Aug 2017
at 22:51
Tom OtleyKeymasterI think you’re right
http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/sleazyjet-viewers-slam-tv-show-10990944
17 Aug 2017
at 21:27
LuganoPirateParticipantPeople get shocked and ofended by everything these days. I wasn’t shocked, just surprised it was shown. But that’s life. I’ve been asked the same question many times by female friends so it’s not unusual.
18 Aug 2017
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MartynSinclairParticipantAnother interesting operating procedure, which I know is relevant to all airlines, were the number of airports (or rather approaches) that could not be considered for the live medical emergency, due to it being too complex for the inexperienced F/O to take over in the event of the captain becoming incapacitated once committed to the approach..
21 Aug 2017
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