Screaming_Emu
Well-Known Member
I read the QRH and QRC on long flights. I even dig deep into the AFM and once I dove into the FMS manual. On long turns I update my Jepps. On overnights I do my CBTs and study for recurrent that's 364 days away, because nothing will change before then.
No alcohol 1 day prior, during, or 18 hours after a trip. I talk SOP during cruise. I have ideas about what's good and what can be fixed. If the FO and I agree on things that can be fixed, we both fill out the form in the front of the SOP and mail/fax it in at earliest convenience to the appropriate address.
If there's absolutely nothing to talk about and I've been in the SOP/FOM/QRH/QRC for too long during cruise, I start to to clean the fingerprints off screens. When that's done I'll start picking up all the long pieces of hair stuck on the radio knobs and throwing them away. After the hair is gone I get the chunks of food cleaned up. If all this is done and we still haven't briefed the descent/arrival/taxi-in/deplaning/walk to the hotel van, then I need to rethink my bid to avoid such long flights.
Good enough for an editorial?
Tall Doug? Did you change your screen name?