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Silver02ex 03-30-2012 07:47 PM


Originally Posted by B200 Hawk (Post 1160751)
Well I didn't win the lotto, sorry guys I'm not buying pinnacolaba out of bankruptcy.

Same here, I guess i'm going to work tomorrow.

skyxbomb 03-30-2012 08:11 PM


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. ;)

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

mooney 03-30-2012 08:22 PM


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

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.

aviatorpr 03-30-2012 08:28 PM


Originally Posted by jayray (Post 1160646)
The haul damage statistics for 9E don't bode well either for their training philosophy.

9E has had one hull loss. Jefferson City. Onto your next excellent point about their training department.

BenFluth216 03-30-2012 08:29 PM


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.

Do you also have to complete the entire puzzle section in under 5 minutes, if so I need to work on my crossword skills... :D

tom14cat14 03-30-2012 08:33 PM

I always thought we had to fold a release so it sits above the FMS nicely.

aviatorpr 03-30-2012 08:35 PM


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.

The instructor should have lit into him for not knowing company procedures, CA will state abort or continue. It's as clear as that. I expect a competent non-fly when my tickets are on the line at a jeopardy event.

Boomer 03-30-2012 08:57 PM


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...

The Captain is usually paid well for that added pressure. :D

"Stay on the safe side and abort" assumes that aborting is the safer option, which is not always the case.

dogpilot 03-30-2012 09:44 PM


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. ;)

You do 63ish in den on a hot day you will stall that bad boy especially if your heavy

Colnago 03-31-2012 02:30 AM

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