Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
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It has been a while since I flew the 767, but it seems there was very little margin at max landing weight, set up for a single engine approach... 9 inches comes to mind ... and that was a Boeing uber test pilot on his fourth cup of coffee, knowing it was coming.
If, say, a domestic jet was involved with no way to dump fuel and there was reason to believe the other engine had damage (ie reason to land sooner rather than later) ... .
If, say, a domestic jet was involved with no way to dump fuel and there was reason to believe the other engine had damage (ie reason to land sooner rather than later) ... .
If you are a fnw pilot then the answer to that is that "if you have to ask then you probably wouldn't understand"....More acutely is the observation that there are virtually no fnw management pilots left at delta in anything resembling a position higher than base chief pilot, they have all been culled out.
Insert black helicopter here.......
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If you are a fnw pilot then the answer to that is that "if you have to ask then you probably wouldn't understand"....More acutely is the observation that there are virtually no fnw management pilots left at delta in anything resembling a position higher than base chief pilot, they have all been culled out.
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I did, it struck me as strange that if the speedbrakes are deferred your clearence becomes critical...you would think the design would be auto deployment and manual at the pilots request.
If you are a fnw pilot then the answer to that is that "if you have to ask then you probably wouldn't understand"....More acutely is the observation that there are virtually no fnw management pilots left at delta in anything resembling a position higher than base chief pilot, they have all been culled out.
Move on, we're all Delta now.
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Alright guys, we all know the only thing that matters is when we will hire next. Somebody spill it.
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Both the 767 and 757 have a nose up moment on speedbrake deployment on touchdown. The reversers deploying help counter act that... the most critical I found was when the auto speedbrake was deferred and you have to make sure the other guy doesnt just yank it back. Things could get interesting quick then!
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