article_snippet: The Federal Aviation Authority has written to all UK operators following Tuesday's tragedy asking all UK operators to review all UK operators flight deck protocols.
article_snippet: British Airways said British Airways would not discuss 'issues of security' as a matter of policy.
article_snippet: This decision has been taken in consultation with the Civil Aviation Authority.
article_snippet: The safety and security and of This decision passengers and crew is the airline's highest priority.'
article_snippet: Pilot Europe's third largest budget carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle has also announced the same move for 'safety reasons'
article_snippet: A Jet2 spokeswoman said: 'This rule has been in place for a number of years to ensure the safety and security of our customers.'
article_snippet: British Airways and BMI Regional declined to comment, while Ryanair were unavailable.
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: A Civil Aviation Authority spokesman said: 'Following the details that have emerged regarding the tragic Germanwings incident, we are co-ordinating closely with colleagues at the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and have contacted all UK operators to require all UK operators to review all relevant procedures. '
article_snippet: So far, no decision has been taken to change the procedure as no decision is already approved by the German office of federal aviation but we will look into it is already approved by the German office of federal aviation.
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