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Originally Posted by TTOCSMCC
(Post 631063)
Not much faith in Boeing, huh?
Do you think maybe the seat moves a little sideways when you slide it back? |
Originally Posted by Busboy
(Post 631073)
The seat moves sideways when the yoke is slid back? Cool.
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I'm glad we got all of this cleared up, thanks guys.;)
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Busboy - I guess your attempt at humor has gone WAY over their heads :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by MaxKts
(Post 631112)
Busboy - I guess your attempt at humor has gone WAY over their heads :rolleyes:
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I was thinking about the magic of these new fangled moving seats...And wondered:
If you're airborne, holding on to the yoke and you activate the seat moving switch. How do we know that the airplane didn't move, and the seat stayed stationary?:confused: That could be a very dangerous situation if both pilot's tried it at the same time. |
Originally Posted by Busboy
(Post 631234)
I was thinking about the magic of these new fangled moving seats...And wondered:
If you're airborne, holding on to the yoke and you activate the seat moving switch. How do we know that the airplane didn't move, and the seat stayed stationary?:confused: That could be a very dangerous situation if both pilot's tried it at the same time. |
Originally Posted by Busboy
(Post 630772)
Somebody needs to tell them that the captain's seat is going to be in the way of the yoke. Friggin morons!! :D
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Originally Posted by Busboy
(Post 631234)
I was thinking about the magic of these new fangled moving seats...And wondered:
If you're airborne, holding on to the yoke and you activate the seat moving switch. How do we know that the airplane didn't move, and the seat stayed stationary?:confused: That could be a very dangerous situation if both pilot's tried it at the same time. |
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