Originally Posted by
BoilerUP
How does that even happen?
Climb in VS with too slow and/or decreasing airspeed, then level at too high of an altitude where the airplane is pushing air and continues to bleed airspeed even after level-off?
I'm not and never have been a SKW pilot so I cannot comment on your procedures, but as an outsider it would seem like a combination of 1. pilots not paying damn attention and 2. too slow climb and/or cruise CI speeds - is that accurate?
For everything the CRJ is and isn't, it does just fine at altitude if you keep speed on the wing...
Kind of circles back to my (and another's) post pages back. Pilots who DONT know how to do their job.