Conversation started Mar 26, 2015 at 14:20.
Mar 26, 2015 14:20
Although the following question is reopened, but I feel it is still just a Yes/No question.
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Q: Is it usual to forget the cockpit unlocking code?

RafiIs it plausible for a pilot inside the cockpit to be incapacitated and that at the same time the pilot locked outside simply doesn't remember the code or the procedure for entering the cockpit?

@Farhan probably better as a "How do pilots remember the unlock code?"
with partial questions about how and who sets the code
I was about to answer that... :D
But on second thought.... I am not qualified enough to do that...
@Farhan bordering on SSI, imho
@casey What is Supplemental Security Income SSI?
Mar 26, 2015 14:35
@Farhan security sensitive information
anything more than a "yes/no" answer is also answering the question "I am not authorized to enter the cockpit and do not know airline procedures to gain entrance, how can I convince the crew to let me in?"
If one pilot is out of the cockpit and they don't know how to get back in, I'm assuming they are under duress and landing alone.
anything abnormal in regard to the crewmember re-gaining access to the cockpit and that door stays closed until the airplane is landed, boarded and cleared.
Unfortunately "anything abnormal" is not limited to being outside the cockpit in that situation.
 
Conversation ended Mar 26, 2015 at 14:38.