Which airlines (that operate to Australia) will adopt the rule of two in the cockpit (meaning at least 2 people must be in the flight deck at all times)?

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henrus

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

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Which airlines (that operate to Australia) will adopt the rule of two in the cockpit (meaning at least 2 people must be in the flight deck at all times)?

henrus

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 23 Oct 2013

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From Flyertalk Air NZ, Emriates and Air Canada are the only ones so far but what about QF?

gippsflyer

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Member since 10 Jan 2013

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According to the news, Qantas don't at the moment but are considering it.

flex737

Virgin Australia - Velocity Rewards

Member since 02 Mar 2013

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Rex already do and have done so for some time even with only having one cabin crew member. 

Steele

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Delta and United do as required by FAA regulations 

charlieg

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How would it work on a B737?

3 in the cockpit? Or would cabin crew fill the seat temporarily?

QF380

Member since 22 Aug 2013

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They dont have to be seated. Just present in the Flight Deck.

Koru17

Air New Zealand - Airpoints

Member since 04 Sep 2012

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Air NZ has adopted this. On a 2 person flight crew, a FA will take place inside the flight deck when a pilot has left.

NZCAA has changed its stance so all NZ registered aircraft (commercially) have to comply with the 2-person rule. Air NZ and Jetconnect (Qantas) and Virgin Australia (NZ based aircraft) now use this rule. Domestic jetstar does not as it is an Australian based company.

QF380

Member since 22 Aug 2013

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Cathay have done it forover a over a Decade.

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