Airlines pushing to have just one pilot in the cockpit of passenger jets instead of two

Pilots—and fliers—are not convinced. “When things go awry, they go awry fairly quickly,” Tony Lucas, an Airbus SE A330 captain for Qantas and president of the Australian & International Pilots Association, said.
Pilots—and fliers—are not convinced. “When things go awry, they go awry fairly quickly,” Tony Lucas, an Airbus SE A330 captain for Qantas and president of the Australian & International Pilots Association, said.

Airlines argue that flights only need one pilot

European Aviation Regulators Shut Down Proposal to Fly With Just One Pilot

Airline fears of pilot shortage spark Congress fight over required training

Two Pilots, One Pilot, No Pilots

Single-Pilot Operations Are Under Increased Scrutiny

Why do pilots yank throttles to full, instead of gradually throttling up, at the start of their take off run? - Quora

Plane makers working on tech to cut cockpit crews to one but facing pilot pushback - The Japan Times

Pilots Flying Passenger Planes Solo Is Prospect for Near Future - Bloomberg

A pilot shortage is aggravating airline delays. Congress has two ideas how to fix it.

How many pilots have to be at the cockpit? - Aviation for Aviators