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Originally Posted by B200 Hawk
(Post 1160751)
Well I didn't win the lotto, sorry guys I'm not buying pinnacolaba out of bankruptcy.
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Originally Posted by mooney
(Post 1160761)
Even without the isis if you loose all 3 airspeed indicators by some act of God inflight just go flaps 45 on the approach 63 ish % N1 and you'll be within about 5 kts of ref 99% of the time on a 3 degree slope in the -200. Add 1% N1 for every 100 lbs of flight attendant weight. ;)
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Originally Posted by skyxbomb
(Post 1160779)
That's why you're on the left seat and I'm in the right :) a light bulb just went off in my head as I was reading this lol
Only reason I am in the left seat is cause I can name all the color coded sections of USA Today. That will be your upgrade oral. |
Originally Posted by jayray
(Post 1160646)
The haul damage statistics for 9E don't bode well either for their training philosophy.
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Originally Posted by mooney
(Post 1160784)
U sure it wasn't a fuse that was lit? ;)
Only reason I am in the left seat is cause I can name all the color coded sections of USA Today. That will be your upgrade oral. |
I always thought we had to fold a release so it sits above the FMS nicely.
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Originally Posted by CrakPipeOvrheat
(Post 1160743)
I had a non-fly acting as CA not call an abort when I said, "my airspeed indicator is not working." I said, "are we going to abort?" He said, "I don't know, are we?" I said, "yes, abort!!!!!". The instructor told me to calm down and relax. Explain this BS.
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Originally Posted by skyxbomb
(Post 1160758)
...Knowing that you're the only one that decides whether you abort or not puts added pressure and a tendancy to stay on the safe side and abort...
"Stay on the safe side and abort" assumes that aborting is the safer option, which is not always the case. |
Originally Posted by mooney
(Post 1160761)
Even without the isis if you loose all 3 airspeed indicators by some act of God inflight just go flaps 45 on the approach 63 ish % N1 and you'll be within about 5 kts of ref 99% of the time on a 3 degree slope in the -200. Add 1% N1 for every 100 lbs of flight attendant weight. ;)
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