Operation is running on red line
#302
I had a similar situation where MTC came up and were trying to run a test on something while the IRU’s were aligning (A320) and the test didn’t work and MTC was thoroughly confused. I mentioned the alignment in progress. After the alignment was complete, MTC redid their reset or test or whatever and it tested ok. In my opinion, that was a valid suggestion.
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Why do you still post here? Always wondering what if you didn't leave 9e? I offered help because he asked. They literally weren't familiar with switch locations. I assisted because it made the job go quicker. I also walked through the cabin a few times. Maybe that's the difference between you and me? You're at Starbucks while I'm trying to make the process work and interacting with our passengers.
#305
That must be in Boeing world. The logbook goes in the CA side in the 320.
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I suspect the log books go to the left on the 320 because the 320 Captains were always quite busy reading the logbook while the FO was doing the walk-around (each and every leg) and if it wasn't stored fully to the left, it might have gotten in the way while the Captain was starting the engines. 😁
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I suspect the log books go to the left on the 320 because the 320 Captains were always quite busy reading the logbook while the FO was doing the walk-around (each and every leg) and if it wasn't stored fully to the left, it might have gotten in the way while the Captain was starting the engines. 😁
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With June and July record months for green slips I would venture to say that someone’s got to xsplainnn to do.
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