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Lufthansa inflight drama as co-pilot faints after captain leaves cockpit: report

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The investigation report states that with around 30 minutes left of the two-hour and 30-minute flight left to go, the 43-year-old captain left the flight deck for a toilet break. The pilot said his co-pilot seemed able and alert when he left the cockpit with about 30 minutes remaining of the flight.

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Delta B767 makes emergency landing in Ireland after cockpit window overheats

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A Delta Air Lines B767-400 was forced to make an emergency landing at Shannon Airport (SNN) in Ireland, after its cockpit window reportedly overheated. Flight DL4 was en route to New Yorks John F Kennedy Airport (JFK) from London-Heathrow Airport (LHR) on March 18, 2025, and was carrying 129 passengers.

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The controversial push for AI single-pilot ops: Airbus vs. Pilot associations

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At the forefront of this technological push is European aerospace conglomerate Airbus, whose efforts to develop AI-driven cockpit technology have sparked intense opposition from pilot associations worldwide. And bear in mind, if you go to a one-man cockpit, you might as well go to a zero-man cockpit.”

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Garmin Unveils G5000 PRIME Flight Deck

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Transport aircraft have a new option for upgrading the flight deck as Garmin on Wednesday introduced the G5000 PRIME. The company described it as its “most advanced integrated flight deck for Part 25 transport aircraft.”

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Incapacitated Lufthansa Pilot Was Alone In Flight Deck, Pushing Controls

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Lufthansa pilot became incapacitated while alone in flight deck On February 17, 2024, a Lufthansa Airbus A321 with 205 people onboard operated flight LH1140 from Frankfurt (FRA) to Seville (SVQ), and had to divert to Madrid (MAD). The details are kind of shocking.

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The Dumbing Down of the Flight Deck

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By John Wyman, EAA 462533, Chapter 266, Montreal There is a dynamic to two people working in a cockpit. Today, on a wide-body airliner, the CARs (regs) stipulate when a third or fourth […] The post The Dumbing Down of the Flight Deck first appeared on Hangar Flying. Days gone by it had three or four.

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Vertical powers towards eVTOL certification with strengthened Honeywell alliance

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These include the aircraft management system which operates the Honeywell Anthem Flight deck , plus the flight controls system which uses Honeywells compact fly-by-wire system. Honeywell and Vertical will work together to certify two of the most critical systems that will need to be certified for the production version of VX4.