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Old 09-17-2008 | 05:25 AM
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From: 88B - Loud Pipes Save Lives
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Originally Posted by BURflyer
If on the CRJ7/9, don't bother studying before hand it's all automated, 10 days of system class is more than enough. Everything is either AUTO or abnormal. You literally have to pull the QRH out if you have to touch anything on the systems panel.
Ummmm, it may be automated but I hardly doubt its dramatically more advanced than the CRJ200. Aside from some minor changes to electrical, fire detection and slats its still a CRJ. While easy once learned, IMO, the automation made that a tough airplane. Also, if its your first transport category plane a lot of things are new - fire loops, bleed air, AC and DC electrical systems, etc. Personally the easiest planes I ever learned were the 757/767. The APU section is 3 pages long. However, I seem to recall the CRJ was like 40 pages long.
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