Retired US Airways Captain John Cox addresses personal protective gear for flights crews and getting parked planes back in service.
Author: John Cox, Special to USA TODAY
Ask the Captain: Why are some airlines outfitting flight crews in hazmat suits?
Retired US Airways Captain John Cox addresses personal protective gear for flights crews and getting parked planes back in service.
Ask the Captain: Can a plane land on autopilot in case of emergency?
Retired US Airways Captain John Cox explains why landing on autopilot still requires human intervention.
Ask the Captain: Are jets’ HEPA filters capable of filtering out coronavirus particulates?
This week, Capt. John Cox explains how the HEPA filters on commercial jets remove virus particulates from the cabin air.
Ask the Captain: Would you fly domestically if you had to travel right now?
Retired US Airways Captain John Cox explains why he’d get on a domestic flight and gives an update on aircraft production during the pandemic.
Ask the Captain: How do pilots keep current on flight hours and training during a pandemic?
Retired US Airways Capt. John Cox addresses the pilot training issues resulting from the coronavirus pandemic and low number of flights.
Ask the Captain: What will it take to return parked airplanes to service after coronavirus?
What will airlines have to do to prepare planes parked during the coronavirus crisis to return to service? Capt. John Cox explains.
Ask the Captain: Why can I hear the flight attendant’s PA fine but not the pilot’s?
Why are the flight attendant’s PA announcements easier to hear than the captain’s? Do airports ever clean up the rubber left behind by aircraft tires?
Ask the Captain: Do pilots wear face masks when flying during coronavirus pandemic?
This week, retired airline captain John Cox talks about personal protective gear for pilots flying during the coronavirus pandemic.
Ask the Captain: What are airlines doing to sanitize planes and airports?
Captain John Cox explains how airlines have stepped up their cleaning regimens for aircraft and airports to keep more people from becoming sick.