E-170/175 question
 

do you guys or girls know any web site that has some good explanation of e170/175 systems...

thanks a bunch

Try smartcockpit.com

Don't waste your time trying to learn something before class. There is not a initial airline class in the world that won't teach you everything you need to know. Each one has their own way of doing it and it will just make it harder to unlearn and relearn. But, if your just wanting to look to be curious, Google.

Engines are basically the same

http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/at...ne-engine3.jpg

That is brilliant.

hahahha very cool...on the serious note that smartcockpit www looks ok

"Operates per system logic"
Green is good
Red is bad




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Thats about it! You can't go wrong with that answer:D

The only abbreviation you have to remember is IAWSL - In Accordance With System Logic. :D

Whatever you do, don't study limitations as they differ from one company to another and once those numbers are in they are hard to get out.

the cup holders suck.

The Quizlet app has lots of study material for E-170/175 for RAH. Probably has similar stuff for other E170 operators as well.

At Shuttle America they want you to know what type of material is inside the fire detection loops on the engines.

Oh my god, is S.H. a check airman on the Shuttle side now? That will help the staffing problem.:D

if you put a coffee cup from the airplane inside the cup holder it can actually hold stuff.

BS Flag!

BS Flag!

Someone ask dh if that's a legitimate question.