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Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1661322)
Since I am probably the only one on here that doesn't facebook, you can also go to dal.alpa.org and click on legislative affairs.
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Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 1661366)
is this a new login screen because my stuff doesn't work?
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Originally Posted by EdGrimley
(Post 1661150)
Baja. |
Originally Posted by Going2Baja
(Post 1661436)
Sorry - FAKE video. The girls flying the airplane are in a simulator. The movements of the yoke don't make the jet turn. Also, at end of video when they are landing you can see a shadow of a propellor, the jet they are claiming to fly doesn't have props. The Capt's hat doesn't have the emblem on the brim. Another 3rd World Airline using Pro Models to sell their product. Bummer.
Baja. Azul Brazilian Airlines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
Originally Posted by EdGrimley
(Post 1661438)
Hmmm, I saw the shadow of the props. Is it possible they had footage flying one of the ATR's and the edit switches back and forth between this crew and another? The cockpit does in fact match the props when they show that portion. The control inputs are relatively small congruent with a slight left crosswind. Also what about the outside reference. How would you dub that in?
Azul Brazilian Airlines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Baja. |
Originally Posted by Going2Baja
(Post 1661436)
Sorry - FAKE video. The girls flying the airplane are in a simulator. The movements of the yoke don't make the jet turn. Also, at end of video when they are landing you can see a shadow of a propellor, the jet they are claiming to fly doesn't have props. The Capt's hat doesn't have the emblem on the brim. Another 3rd World Airline using Pro Models to sell their product. Bummer.
Baja. A quick search and the Ladies in Pink it is real, you can even buy a DVD here: justplanes.com More video: BTW: AZUL is David Needleman's baby, you know, the guy from Morris Air, WestJet, Jetblue and now Azul. They fly ATRs, EMB 195 and are in the process of getting A330s. Here is their first A330 in the paint shop: http://static.routesonline.com/image...aled-560x0.jpg We better start paying attention when AZUL A330 show up in JFK... Cheers George |
Baa-loney, Brazilian wolf tickets..........
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Ya gotta give it to the Latter Day Saint, life-time great marketer.
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Originally Posted by Going2Baja
(Post 1661436)
Sorry - FAKE video. The girls flying the airplane are in a simulator. The movements of the yoke don't make the jet turn. Also, at end of video when they are landing you can see a shadow of a propellor, the jet they are claiming to fly doesn't have props. The Capt's hat doesn't have the emblem on the brim. Another 3rd World Airline using Pro Models to sell their product. Bummer.
Baja. That said, the EMB jets have the ram horns but the ram horns pivot down below the yoke itself. Unless the E-Jets did something different from the E-145 series turning the airplane is more like riding a motorcycle in that you lean the yoke left and right. The other picture was definitely an ATR landing. But as incredible as one of the visuals are on one of the 717 sims is in ATL, it can't match that. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1661490)
That said, the EMB jets have the ram horns but the ram horns pivot down below the yoke itself. Unless the E-Jets did something different from the E-145 series turning the airplane is more like riding a motorcycle in that you lean the yoke left and right.
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