A mid-flight physical altercation between pilots has sparked an urgent global review of cockpit security and flight deck conduct protocols.
A captain and first officer were involved in a physical dispute reportedly triggered by a request to stop for prayer during transit at 35,000 feet.
The incident has raised serious questions about how cockpit doors are accessed and the integrity of the 'fortress' designed to protect the flight deck.
Experts emphasize that the cockpit is a command center, not a personal space, where safety must always take precedence over non-essential activities.
Airlines are considering recurring psychological evaluations and AI-based monitoring to detect stress and prevent future cockpit disharmony.
Stay tuned for updates on new international flight deck policies. Read the full article for a detailed breakdown of the investigation.