Narrative:

On 2 flts, a young passenger expressed unusual interest in cockpit activities. Passenger was invited to situation in jump seat for preflight and taxi out. With aircraft stopped, passenger returned to seat prior to takeoff. I probably should not have done this, causing concern to first flight attendant, e.g., passenger had received safety briefing on another leg, but did not receive takeoff briefing for this leg. (The other flight was jul/xx/93 taxiing out from mht.) while good for public relations, this action will not be continued by me.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: MLG CAPT ALLOWS YOUNG PAX TO SIT ON JUMP SEAT THROUGH PREFLT AND TAXI OUT. FIRST FLT ATTENDANT DISTURBED AS HE MISSED SAFETY BRIEFING.

Narrative: ON 2 FLTS, A YOUNG PAX EXPRESSED UNUSUAL INTEREST IN COCKPIT ACTIVITIES. PAX WAS INVITED TO SIT IN JUMP SEAT FOR PREFLT AND TAXI OUT. WITH ACFT STOPPED, PAX RETURNED TO SEAT PRIOR TO TKOF. I PROBABLY SHOULD NOT HAVE DONE THIS, CAUSING CONCERN TO FIRST FLT ATTENDANT, E.G., PAX HAD RECEIVED SAFETY BRIEFING ON ANOTHER LEG, BUT DID NOT RECEIVE TKOF BRIEFING FOR THIS LEG. (THE OTHER FLT WAS JUL/XX/93 TAXIING OUT FROM MHT.) WHILE GOOD FOR PUBLIC RELATIONS, THIS ACTION WILL NOT BE CONTINUED BY ME.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.