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Originally Posted by Elvis90
(Post 1336402)
How about no autospoilers, no Autobrakes, no Autoland, no potable water, one main fuel pump out, and a loud drunk passenger arrested by airport police after our flight? (with everyone waiting around to write & sign official statements) That was my late night flight out of ATL.
I'll admit to being something of a "flag rules" and theatre restrictions hamstrung pilot, so enlighten me...Was there any discussion about refusing the airplane or does all that stuff on the -88 not limit your "performance?" |
Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 1336465)
Gotta love "hub" maintenance.
I'll admit to being something of a "flag rules" and theatre restrictions hamstrung pilot, so enlighten me...Was there any discussion about refusing the airplane or does all that stuff on the -88 not limit your "performance?" |
Originally Posted by LOBO
(Post 1336293)
Your first two to three months you make less than 2500/ month is one way.
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Originally Posted by Elvis90
(Post 1336402)
How about no autospoilers, no Autobrakes, no Autoland, no potable water, one main fuel pump out, and a loud drunk passenger arrested by airport police after our flight? (with everyone waiting around to write & sign official statements) That was my late night flight out of ATL.
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1336469)
No auto spoilers, no autobrakes, no autoland? That was every flight in the 727! How did we survive!
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1336469)
No auto spoilers, no autobrakes, no autoland? That was every flight in the 727! How did we survive!
That's why I've always advocated not using Auto anything, unless it's required for a Cat 3 (or 2) Autoland. If you get addicted to the automation, and you will if that's all you do, then when it's inop, you'll forget to step on the brakes! :eek: I've seen it happen, in everything with autobrakes, the 88, 757, 767 and 777. Nobody flying the 727 daily ever forgot to step on the brakes or pull the boards up! Yet our training dept./cubicle dwellers want you to use all the automation, all the time...:rolleyes: Why, can we not fly the airplanes? Are we not pilots? "We are DEVO, Dee Eee Vee Oh." We are witnessing the De evolution of basic piloting skills, as the magenta and Auto everything is shoved down our throats. Bring on the next generation of button pushers! Where did that FLY button go anyway, I can't go anywhere without it! :D I'm going out in a Cherokee 140 in an hour to scare the crap out of a buddy who came over from Switzerland, this should be fun. The good news is most of you guys may move up a number before the day is out! |
Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 1336465)
Gotta love "hub" maintenance.
I'll admit to being something of a "flag rules" and theatre restrictions hamstrung pilot, so enlighten me...Was there any discussion about refusing the airplane or does all that stuff on the -88 not limit your "performance?" It felt like you got sent to the kids table at Thanksgiving. :D Now one thing I feel for the 9 guys about is how often you have to say "unable to go direct" when cleared direct and you have no FMS. The funny thing about having no FMS, is that the way we do training, cough cough, you'd swear that VNAV could never be on MEL let alone both FMSs. It's kind of nice when it is out in a way. |
Originally Posted by Timbo
(Post 1336483)
I'm going out in a Cherokee 140 in an hour to scare the crap out of a buddy who came over from Switzerland, this should be fun. The good news is most of you guys may move up a number before the day is out! But you're not one of those Timbo. ;) |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1336404)
So, you had a lot of coffee too?
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Originally Posted by georgetg
(Post 1336407)
Did you run out of Cognac and Breadsticks in First, also? :D
Cheers George |
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