Boeing 737 pilot crawls into the cockpit through the window.. and the reason

Arab weather - you forget or lose your house key and look for the nearest window to enter the house. It seems that the pilots may resort to this trick if they find themselves outside the cockpit and the cabin door is locked and cannot be opened, or at least this is what the pilots of Delta Airlines did, to enter the cabin Driving a Boeing 737.

In a funny video that documented that moment, the pilot and co-pilot used the baggage conveyor belt to enter through the window of a Boeing 737, and while the pilot was struggling to enter through the narrow window, his co-pilot gave him a push by directing his legs to enter him fully.

Was this necessary?

If you've ever seen the cockpit entrance on an airplane, you've noticed that there is a numeric keypad through which pilots can enter a code to get into the cockpit. Operate it from inside the cockpit to operate an alternative source of energy, or connect the aircraft to an external power source called (Ground Power Supplier).

However, the pilots found it easier to enter through the window than to power the plane. And maybe also much faster.

It is worth noting that the Boeing 737 has the ability to open the cockpit window from the outside from the side of the assistant only, and some types of aircraft do not have this feature.

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