Delta flight grounded over "paperwork"

[flyingron]

Delta Flight Grounded When Passenger Finds Wrong Safety Card In Seat Back Pocket - View from the Wing

Retired Delta Airlines captain Karlene Petitt, who had a long-running dispute with her airline over her fitness to fly reported that a pilot from another airline, flying on Delta, noticed that the plane had incorrect safety briefing cards in the seat back pocket. The flight was operated by a...

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[TCABM]

Cue the Boeing hate over the airline placing a handful of 737 safety cards in a 757.

 

[unsafervguy]

that is a major violation to the FAA and comes with a very large fine. it is a big deal.

 

[Maxnr]

Cue the Boeing hate over the airline placing a handful of 737 safety cards in a 757.

Actually, Boeing should be blamed for over use of the number seven.

 

[Lindberg]

Delta Flight Grounded When Passenger Finds Wrong Safety Card In Seat Back Pocket - View from the Wing

Retired Delta Airlines captain Karlene Petitt, who had a long-running dispute with her airline over her fitness to fly reported that a pilot from another airline, flying on Delta, noticed that the plane had incorrect safety briefing cards in the seat back pocket. The flight was operated by a...

viewfromthewing.com

The author seems to have left part of his outline in the article.

 

[frfly172]

Surprised anyone actually reads them.

 

[Half Fast]

.....but it's bordering on sabotage....

So maybe the competitor’s pilot brought the cards on board himself?

 

[unsafervguy]

Gotta love the fact that it was pointed out by a pilot from a competing airline. He's obviously correct that it's a violation but it's bordering on sabotage....

no, its called looking out for your fellow airman. the violation could also come with a operating an un-airworthy violation for the flight crew.

 

[Half Fast]

This holds so many opportunities for disgruntled employees during the next airline labor dispute....

 

[k9medic]

I'm on the certificate side of the house for my operator. That is super low hanging fruit for the FAA and a super easy way to grab a $10K fine for each flight that had the wrong cards.

I don't think a VDRP is going to cover it.

 

[BillTIZ]

An airplane cannot be flown until the paperwork for the flight equals or exceeds the weight of the aircraft.

 

[Racerx]

I remember seeing the Boeing 737 max 8 safety information in the max 9 of the Alaska airlines flight that lost the plug. Not sure if that would be viewed similarly or not.

 

[Mason]

Those cards (and everything else in the seatback pocket) is supposed to be checked every night at the layover station.

 

[Tools]

Seen people get failed on their private pilot checkride for less…

 

[Half Fast]

Seen people get failed on their private pilot checkride for less…

757 card in a 172?

 

[Let'sgoflying!]

Do I have to fix everything? Sheesh.

 

[Zeldman]

Seen people get failed on their private pilot checkride for less…

Not surprising. I was once grounded for 10 days when the FAA found a little mistake on my weight and balance...

 

[kayoh190]

no, its called looking out for your fellow airman. the violation could also come with a operating an un-airworthy violation for the flight crew.

I just check the ones on the flight deck, to make sure I've got something to clip to my visors when the sun's in my face.

 

[Half Fast]

I just check the ones on the flight deck, to make sure I've got something to clip to my visors when the sun's in my face.

Careful what you admit on a public forum. Rosen says that requires an STC.

 

[unsafervguy]

Careful what you admit on a public forum. Rosen says that requires an STC.

I don’t care what Rosen says, my IA says that’s a minor mod and goes in with a logbook entry!