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Cubdriver 02-21-2012 03:04 PM

Reinventing the snowboard
 

Laxrox43 02-21-2012 03:12 PM

Gumps check? I guess they don't teach that overseas?!

Flyhayes 02-21-2012 03:21 PM

Obviously these pilots must have failed the hearing portion of the medical.

FlyJSH 02-21-2012 03:48 PM


Originally Posted by Laxrox43 (Post 1139078)
Gumps check? I guess they don't teach that overseas?!

Ever heard the saying, "Those who have and those who will"?


Originally Posted by Flyhayes (Post 1139087)
Obviously these pilots must have failed the hearing portion of the medical.

Or maybe they were wearing noise cancelling headsets.

Flyhayes 02-21-2012 04:27 PM


Originally Posted by FlyJSH (Post 1139103)

Or maybe they were wearing noise cancelling headsets.

Did you hear that horn? I don't know of any noise cancelling headset that would filter out a sound in that frequency so well that it would be inaudible by the pilot.

rocketman3746 02-21-2012 05:20 PM

Not only were they dumb enough to ignore an incredibly loud and annoying gear warning horn, they also posted it on the internet for all to see! Gotta love the internet age...

bcrosier 02-22-2012 12:02 AM

"Relax, all right? My old man is a television repairman, he's got this ultimate set of tools. I can fix it."

Laxrox43 02-22-2012 02:25 AM

One thing that was interesting to me was how quickly the aircraft came to a stop. I thought it would have slid a lot longer.

sinkrate3278 02-22-2012 04:56 AM

They should have changed that aural warning to something much more annoying, like a track from Justin Bieber or Miley Cyrus

Fishfreighter 02-22-2012 06:23 AM

Those that have and those that will for sure.

I was giving an instrument check in the Navy. We were at a little airport doing a VOR that had a fairly significant course change in close. The guy getting the check was pretty focused on making the turn since we were in a DC-9.

"Flaps 15," he says. The gear warning horn starts blaring.
"What?," I asked.
"Flaps 15," he says.
"I can't hear you," I said.
"Flaps 15," he yells.
"I can't hear you over that horn."
"Shiite, going around," he says and executes a missed approach.
"Good idea," I replied.

Its amazing, but hearing is one of the first things to go when you start zoning in on a difficult problem or an emergency procedure.


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