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Originally Posted by Avgeek7248
(Post 3994177)
Plus who knows how many CA’s have become HUD cripples ;).
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Originally Posted by gloopy
(Post 3994166)
The 88 ACARS head was anti microbial. Not because of any special coating, but its operating temperature was only slightly below that of the surface of Venus. It was so hot the engineers had to place it at a steep enough angle to not be useable as a coffee cup warmer.
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Originally Posted by m3113n1a1
(Post 3994183)
I hate that we're technically supposed to use it for every take off and landing. It should be our discretion unless operationally necessary kind of like SWA.
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Originally Posted by notEnuf
(Post 3994191)
I have literally never been trained to fly referencing the PFD.
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Originally Posted by m3113n1a1
(Post 3994195)
😂😂 I'm just lucky I was an FO on it first!
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MAX 10 has cleared its test points for the re-re-engineered cowl anti ice. It's with the FAA now for final approval. Once the FAA signs off on it (or sends them back to the drawing board for a third time) the final testing points can be cleared up which makes cert very possible in 2026.
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Originally Posted by Hotel Kilo
(Post 4025519)
MAX 10 has cleared its test points for the re-re-engineered cowl anti ice. It's with the FAA now for final approval. Once the FAA signs off on it (or sends them back to the drawing board for a third time) the final testing points can be cleared up which makes cert very possible in 2026.
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Originally Posted by Gone Flying
(Post 4025536)
good news. Any word if Boeing has started working on HUD certification yet?
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Originally Posted by Hotel Kilo
(Post 4025519)
MAX 10 has cleared its test points for the re-re-engineered cowl anti ice. It's with the FAA now for final approval. Once the FAA signs off on it (or sends them back to the drawing board for a third time) the final testing points can be cleared up which makes cert very possible in 2026.
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Originally Posted by Hotel Kilo
(Post 4025538)
Will be concurrent, I think we already talked about that already.
either way, hopefully some nice movement on the 737 coming soon. |
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