Rejected Takeoff Authority: Is Dividing Captain’s Command A Good Idea?

If you are the pilot in command (PIC) and the pilot flying (PF) in the left seat, can the second in command (SIC)/pilot monitoring (PM) call for a takeoff abort? If he or she does that, will you abort? Even more interesting (and controversial) is the opposite scenario. If you are the PIC/PM in...
James Albright

James is a retired U.S. Air Force pilot with time in the T-37B, T-38A, KC-135A, EC-135J (Boeing 707), E-4B (Boeing 747) and C-20A/B/C (Gulfstream III…

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