Investigation Underway After Captain Locked Co-Pilot Out Of Flight Deck On SriLankan Airlines

Posted on October 16, 2024 by Guest authors

A bizarre incident occurred recently on a SriLankan Airlines flight from Sydney to Colombo in which the captain locked the first officer out of the cockpit.

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