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CaptainCarl 08-22-2012 12:51 PM


Originally Posted by Stew75 (Post 1249862)
As a BTR commuter it WASN'T ME!:D But yeah the commute does suck. I guess things were getting boring here. I read they cut off the power and air to get him out. Nothing like a 110 degree airplane to get someone out quickly.

Fire up the APU and run them packs full cold! :D

Stew75 08-22-2012 01:09 PM


Originally Posted by Salukipilot4590 (Post 1249869)
Cockpit of a 145 with no recirc APU or ground A/C?

110?

That's a freezer in hell compared to what that damn greenhouse gets up to. 130 would be the minimum after 10-15 minutes.

EDIT: Wait...you knew that...haha how are ya man?

very true I think 110 is a little low for that furnace. Doing good man still flying the old 145.


Originally Posted by CaptainCarl (Post 1249873)
Fire up the APU and run them packs full cold! :D

if it was like the old HK birds I'm sure they would overload quickly.

CaptainCarl 08-22-2012 01:32 PM


Originally Posted by Stew75 (Post 1249889)
if it was like the old HK birds I'm sure they would overload quickly.

That, or they're DMI'd.

Turbine 08-22-2012 02:33 PM

Of all airline's for it to happen too....Eagle crews are nazis about keeping the a/c door locked if a pilot is not on the airplane, therefore, I'm sure Hitler over at centerport in DFW will have a pilot's head rolling for that one.

Senior Skipper 08-22-2012 05:13 PM


Originally Posted by Salukipilot4590 (Post 1249869)
Cockpit of a 145 with no recirc APU or ground A/C?

80% of the time, the ground air does nothing. I'm thinking that's why they left the door open in the first place...or they could have done the smart thing and use the APU, then keep the door closed.

DryMotorBoatin 08-22-2012 05:54 PM

Looks like its time for tsa to stomp off some more of your tat probes and pitots as part of their security tests. I'm sure there were plenty of smurfs on the scene texting and yelling incoherently.

crewdawg 08-22-2012 07:36 PM

Name not being released...undercover internal test... ;)

tomgoodman 08-22-2012 08:06 PM

Hypoxia will do it every time
 
Tonight's local TV news reported: "After a four-hour standoff, authorities cut off power and oxygen to the airplane, and the suspect surrendered." :p

Senior Skipper 08-22-2012 08:11 PM

They cut off the oxygen too huh? Isn't that a bit like waterboarding?:rolleyes:

JamesNoBrakes 08-22-2012 09:13 PM

So...can he log PIC? If it's only him in there...right?


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