reflection because it was considered impolite to wear sunglass sunglasses, this is a problem that s cropped up before with korean pilots or pilots from other cultures? absolutely, yes. in fact, there are a number of accidents where this has been noted. so what we have to do, and what has been done in the past to change their the cockpit culture is teach them how important this is. we fought a similar battle in changing the cockpit culture at american airlines, the united states of america airlines about 25 or 30 years ago where i along with other pilots developed and implemented a leadership and team building course to teach captains to be inclusive to build a team, listen to others, make good decisions, not isolation. but, i don t know to what extent the foreign airlines are trained in these procedures and i don t know if they are trained, does their culture allow them to be
states american airlines about 25 or 30 years ago, where i along with other pilots in other airlines developed, implemented a leadership and team-building course to teach captains to be inclusive, to build a team, to listen to others to make decisions, to not be isolated. i don t know to what extent the foreign airlines are trained in these procedures. i also don t know if they even are trained. does their culture allow them to be trained that way? it is shocking, if the captain of the plane i was on had thoughts of well, i should be wearing sunglasses but it would seem impolite, or there is a senior instructor on board, so i will defer to them. that seems outrageous. and what we have to do and what has been done before, you have two sets of societal rules in cultures, where the hierarchy is so extreme.
given to somebody, whether something is wrong. the pilot wouldn t wear sunglasses despite possibly being reflected off of runway, because it is considered to be impolite to wear sunglasses. is this a problem that has cropped up before with korean pilots? or with other pilots? absolutely, yes, there were a number of accidents where this has been noted. so what has to be done to change the cockpit culture is to teach them how important this is. in fact, we fought a similar battle in changing the cockpit culture at american airlines, the united states american airlines about 25 or 30 years ago, where i along with other pilots in other airlines developed, implemented a leadership and team-building course to teach captains to be inclusive, to build a team, to listen to others to make decisions, to not be isolated. not be autocratic. i don t know to what extent the