flightdeck tours still allowed???

[Guest gooper]

Hi all, i have not flown on a commercial airliner since before 9/11 so I am wondering if ANY airlines allow in-flight tours of the flightdeck post 9/11 ...I am taking a Lufthansa a340-600 from toronto to Frankfurt this afternoon and would love at some pint to see the flightdeck...anyone know if this will be possible in the new era?

[Guest Super 27]

At the captain's discretion, they'll allow it during boarding or after the flight lands. Pretty much up until the aircraft door is closed or anytime after the flight.

[Guest Mower]

In the middle of the flight just run up to the flight deck door and bang on it as loud as you can. Works every time for me. :D

[onurksn 1]

>In the middle of the flight just run up to the flight deck>door and bang on it as loud as you can. Works every time for>me. :DLOL!!!!!:-xxrotflmao Yeah, it's too bad, after 9/11 I'm reluctant to ask. Before it wasn't a problem, nowadays I feel like asking to see the flight deck would cause panic among the crew!!

[BobK 0]

>In the middle of the flight just run up to the flight deck>door and bang on it as loud as you can. Works every time for>me. :DI think the US Airways pilot might "unload" his weapon. :-bang

[UDflyer 0]

I flew back from Ireland a few weeks ago and told the flight attendant that I'm currently in college to become a pilot and that I just finished my Commercial Pilot's License (which is the truth), and she told me that she would talk to the captain right away. I got to go up for a brief tour and a picture and talked to the Captain about the industry, etc. It kinda reminds me why I love Delta so much. ;)http://forums.avsim.net/user_files/189910.jpg