Originally Posted by
Adlerdriver
"For his own benefit"???
Good grief, lighten up. He's obviously an enthusiast. Maybe he flies the A320 sim on his computer or he's just getting into light aircraft. Whatever the case, let him ask his questions if he wants.
I didn't say "don't ask questions", just that the axiom "you need to learn to walk before you run" seems to apply. To grasp complex concepts and ideas in most disciplines, a fundamental level of knowledge is helpful (if not mandatory).
Do you think the max/reduced thrust discussion would be easier with a firm grasp of density altitude? There's a good reason that training programs use the building block technique.
Originally Posted by
AF330
Ha ha ha!
Thanks for your replies!
So 50°C....
No! I am 14 years old and not at all a pilot! That's my dream!
Thanks a lot
Good for you for asking, but I suggest you do some reading to get the most out of your time on the subject. Read the FAA (free) publication "The Pilots Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge"
https://www.faa.gov/regulations_poli...ilot_handbook/
It's free, and will fill-in a lot of gaps you have. Good luck!