Weird

[seagull]

Dizzy pilots?

 

[ShyFlyer]

Carbon Monoxide poisoning?

 

[BobDDuck]

So they are saying the captain became dizzy because she had a cold and looked down at the center panel radios. I can buy that.

They are saying the FO became dizzy because she started hyperventilating due to the fact the captain was dizzy and potentially becoming incapacitated.

Ab initio is AWESOME!

 

[X-Forces]

One day sale at Marks & Spencer.

 

[Minuteman]

It is weird that the article does not name the airline involved. Should it be pretty much implicit based on the Heathrow-Glasgow city pairing?

I'm more of a colonial a.nutter.

Edit:
Here's the report: http://www.aaib.gov.uk/publications/bulletins/october_2012/airbus_a321_231__g_euxl.cfm

It was a British Airways A321.

 

[seagull]

F/O might just have been an empathetic psychosomatic response. That is what my wife's thought was.

 

[jmc4]

It is weird that the article does not name the airline involved. Should it be pretty much implicit based on the Heathrow-Glasgow city pairing?

I'm more of a colonial a.nutter.

Edit:
Here's the report: http://www.aaib.gov.uk/publications/bulletins/october_2012/airbus_a321_231__g_euxl.cfm

It was a British Airways A321.

Date of occurrence:​

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20 December 2011​

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was that two separate occasions? ​