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biigD 10-25-2022 06:40 AM

Years ago I was on a JetBlue 320 jumpeat out of Vegas, and the CA (who was PF) delayed calling the gear up for 10 extra seconds or so after positive rate. He explained to me, "As an Airbus pilot, sometimes you want to remind this monther****er who's really the boss!" :p :p

Softpayman 10-25-2022 07:03 AM


Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo (Post 3519696)
Curious, what percentage of the JBLU Airbus fleet has brake fans? At NK, maybe 5% at this point. Always an issue in LAS in the summer time.

All do. Plenty of guys panic if the temp goes above 100C.

Bgood 10-25-2022 07:38 AM


Originally Posted by biigD (Post 3519725)
Years ago I was on a JetBlue 320 jumpeat out of Vegas, and the CA (who was PF) delayed calling the gear up for 10 extra seconds or so after positive rate. He explained to me, "As an Airbus pilot, sometimes you want to remind this monther****er who's really the boss!" :p

:D:D until it starts doing weird sheit and shows us who's really the boss

SmitteyB 10-25-2022 07:57 AM


Originally Posted by avi8orco (Post 3518383)
Not a bus driver here….is that a big performance penalty? Or if a motor blows on departure is the procedure to say screw it and stow the gear or just leave it out. I’d have to imagine it is a big penalty to leave it out and trying to use one motor to climb and drag the gear.

Motors are electric.

I was inverted 10-25-2022 08:04 AM


Originally Posted by SmitteyB (Post 3519792)
Motors are electric.

Where does the motor oil go in a Tesla? And why are EVs called EVs and not motor vehicles? Perhaps because motor vehicles are cars with any form of motor, ie electric or ice.

Roy Biggins 10-25-2022 08:13 AM


Originally Posted by Softpayman (Post 3519740)
All do. Plenty of guys panic if the temp goes above 100C.

I know right 😂

Boomer 10-25-2022 08:15 AM


Originally Posted by I was inverted (Post 3519800)
Where does the motor oil go in a Tesla? And why are EVs called EVs and not motor vehicles? Perhaps because motor vehicles are cars with any form of motor, ie electric or ice.

Inverted makes good points.

But I wonder if a guy would get debriefed on a check ride for calling out “Starting motor number one…” or briefing a “Motor out procedure”

hvydvr 10-25-2022 08:18 AM


Originally Posted by biigD (Post 3519725)
Years ago I was on a JetBlue 320 jumpeat out of Vegas, and the CA (who was PF) delayed calling the gear up for 10 extra seconds or so after positive rate. He explained to me, "As an Airbus pilot, sometimes you want to remind this monther****er who's really the boss!" :p :p

HAL9000 needs no reminder. It knows.

Roy Biggins 10-25-2022 08:20 AM


Originally Posted by Softpayman (Post 3519740)
All do. Plenty of guys panic if the temp goes above 100C.

So true 😂😂

Boomer 10-25-2022 08:26 AM


Originally Posted by Softpayman (Post 3519740)
All do. Plenty of guys panic if the temp goes above 100C.

But… at 100C the landing gear starts to repel rainwater.


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