article_snippet: In the UK, a few airlines have announced the new move will come into force tomorrow and aviation insiders say there are moves to make it 'mandatory' across all airlines .
article_snippet: The Qantas review comes as airlines and aviation regulators around the world have begun taking steps to ensure there are always two people in the cockpit.
article_snippet: The Civil Aviation Authority urged airlines to review airlines policies to avoid the pilot or co-pilot being alone at the controls and aviation insiders say there are moves to make it 'mandatory' across airlines.
article_snippet: Flybe already required two crew members to be in the cockpit at all times.
article_snippet: Elsewhere around Europe, the continent's third-largest budget carrier, Norwegian Air Shuttle, said the continent's third-largest budget carrier, Norwegian Air Shuttle would require two people in the cockpit at all times for safety reasons.
article_snippet: At this altitude, this can only be done voluntarily.