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Who is allowed to open an aircraft from the outside?

Ok, so a flight attendant was talking and questioned why they were not trained to open a door from the outside. My first thought was, "Why do you need to?" I figured the FAA would have some regulation online but came up blank other than a memo regarding an attendant who closed doors when a plane was on the ground and then opened it and was thrown. Anyone in the flight business have a site I can reference that basically says "It's a safety regulation because_____.

It's not an FAA regulation. Each carrier is therefore left to devise its own procedures as to who's allowed to open the doors from where. The main reason why the airlines are so particular as to who may open and when, is that they'll want to eliminate inadvertent slide deployments.

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how to insert a downloaded aircraft from the internet into flight simulator x?

hey.... i have the game flight simulator x and im having problems inserting an aircraft..... for example i downloaded from simviation.com virgin atlantic TEXTURES for b747-400... i dont know how to insert the textures into fsx....someone pls help me.....

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