Aviation expert and pilot Kyle Bailey dissects numerous factors contributing to a rise in airport close calls as the FAA investigates the fifth incident of 2023.
Aviation expert and pilot Kyle Bailey on factors contributing to a rise in airport close calls on ‘Fox & Friends.’
Boston, MA, United States - February 19, 2019: American Airlines Embraer ERJ-140 waiting for take-off from Boston Logan International Airport after snow.and the use of iPhones. Yes, they are prohibited while operating an aircraft, an airplane, and also while a controller is in the control tower. But I'm seeing on social media, on YouTube, a lot of videos of pilots posting videos while they're sitting in the plane before the plane is actually operating," he said.
Bailey also noted other problems including pilot fatigue as many pilots are overworked and underpaid following the pandemic. , Bailey argued that the issues with airport safety are"on the operations of the airplane, whether it's one pilot or two pilots."across major U.S. airports. The first incident of 2023 occurred on January 13 between a Delta Air Lines and American Airlines plane at JFK International Airport.
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