Originally Posted by
overdahill
The faa rules state the maximum time before deplaning or providing services.
Under extreme temperature shouldn't there be better limits. For example cabin temperatures of 10 degrees or above 90 with no air conditioning or heat.4
And in the case of over 90 no cold water or beverages, free or not.
what say you?
Such extremes happen.
Should passengers be allowed to deplane under extreme temperatures?
Once off the gate the a/c is run by th engines. They don't shut them both down. Thus a/c will still run. I did six hours at JFK of taxing and waiting, plus going back to gate once, and unloading at old T3 finally last August. One engine is all that is needed to keep a/c going.