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#255029 by Nottingham Nick
29 Jun 2008, 18:20
Saw this over on SQTalk.

Link to story on Asia One website.

Not sure if this story is the Indian equivalent of an April Fool spoof.

If not, (and if it is true) then it is a little worrying, to say the least. [?]

Nick
#447016 by n/a
29 Jun 2008, 19:09
Goodness gracious me!

GJ
#447019 by Tinkerbelle
29 Jun 2008, 19:34
So how long was it flying for with them asleep? Surely they would have been woken up by cabin crew checking them every 20 minutes if they have the same rules as other airlines. [:?]
#447021 by Scrooge
29 Jun 2008, 20:12
It is also being reported that there was a radio problem with the aircraft and the crew followed SOP's, an investigation is being made including the cockpit voice recorder being checked.
#447022 by preiffer
29 Jun 2008, 20:13
...listening for sounds of snoring? [:w]
#447024 by Scrooge
29 Jun 2008, 21:42
Originally posted by preiffer
...listening for sounds of snoring? [:w]


Pretty much yeah...I am guessing unless they hear 'the f**king radio is dead' there will be issues..snoring equals major problems.
#447037 by Bill S
30 Jun 2008, 00:40
I cannot see how a coms problem would cause a flightcrew to not only miss their descent point but overshoot their destination by 100 miles at cruise altitude!
#447269 by baldbrit
02 Jul 2008, 05:13
Originally posted by Bill S
I cannot see how a coms problem would cause a flightcrew to not only miss their descent point but overshoot their destination by 100 miles at cruise altitude!


Maybe the snooze button was too close to then alarm off button...
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