Latest Reprise Reminder of Terrifying Sleeping Hawaii Pilot Incident

This brought to mind a similar incident in Hawaii over a decade ago .And as pilots issue dire fatigue warnings, last year the FAA reported 60 related pilot mishaps.

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5 thoughts on “Latest Reprise Reminder of Terrifying Sleeping Hawaii Pilot Incident”

  1. Hi BOH,
    Speaking as a flight attendant with 45 yrs service – I’m confused about the ITA flight, as there are 3 pilots on all international commercial flights so while one was on rest break there would have been 2 pilots in flight deck… really usual (and I would believe illegal) to only have three working flight crew. Hmm? Maybe someone out there knows the answer ?
    Aloha and thank you!

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  2. Why is an Alaska Airline plane shown here when it was an ITA event? Shame on you. Don’t airlines have enough problems these days without false implications?

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      1. Hi Steve.

        Thanks. That’s one version of the Go!Airlines jet we referenced in the article.

        Aloha.

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