surftb15
Sep 29, 11, 11:39 am
http://blogs.wsj.com/japanrealtime/2011/09/29/wrong-button-sends-ana-jet-upside-down/
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pittpanther
Sep 29, 11, 2:36 pm
So the "Door Unlock" button is right next to the "Fly Upside Down" button?
Why isn't the Door Unlock button somewhere useful, like next to the door?
Why isn't the Door Unlock button somewhere useful, like next to the door?
BearX220
Sep 29, 11, 3:33 pm
Why isn't the Door Unlock button somewhere useful, like next to the door? Because in an emergency with one member of the flight crew on the other side of the door, you probably don't want the remaining pilot to have to get up from the controls to admit the other guy.
The problem is that the button is on the console between the pilots just aft of their hips, so the tendency is to reach back, feel around and hit it rather than look for it.
The problem is that the button is on the console between the pilots just aft of their hips, so the tendency is to reach back, feel around and hit it rather than look for it.
cblaisd
Sep 29, 11, 4:07 pm
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/all-nippon-airways-mileage-club/1264303-wsj-wrong-button-sends-ana-jet-nearly-upside-down.html