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SmoothRide 01-10-2018 09:20 AM

Okay good to know about the possibility of doing the sim elsewhere.
Thanks Guys!!

flyboyike 01-12-2018 01:43 PM


Originally Posted by Tranquility (Post 2497373)
I presume the point was, it can happen anywhere. Though, when considered in a proportional context, it’s more prevalent here...

I don't know that it is, I haven't seen any credible statistics to that effect. Then again, there's lies, damn lies, and statistics...

akulahunter 01-12-2018 08:28 PM


Originally Posted by flyboyike (Post 2501350)
I don't know that it is, I haven't seen any credible statistics to that effect. Then again, there's lies, damn lies, and statistics...

Nothing productive to add, except that's one of my favorite quotes.... lol (three types of lies)

Ed Force One 01-13-2018 06:37 AM

"You can prove anything with statistics." - My Dad. (Or maybe someone else that once said it to him, I don't know.)

Treebug 11-21-2019 02:49 AM


Originally Posted by king10pin02 (Post 2493103)
its a self study style course where you have to learn both seats and checkride in the left seat, followed by ioe all in the right seat. plenty of 135 guys here but they were at a disadvatage compared to 121 experienced crews, especially compared to e170/175 crews

How much of an advantage is it coming from a 175? The self study concept makes me a little nervous.

VIRotate 11-21-2019 03:25 AM


Originally Posted by Treebug (Post 2927436)
How much of an advantage is it coming from a 175? The self study concept makes me a little nervous.

You should be good. First jet/121 airline was the 175 and we had home study. Wasn't a problem.

Sheg0theD 11-21-2019 07:11 AM


Originally Posted by Treebug (Post 2927436)
How much of an advantage is it coming from a 175? The self study concept makes me a little nervous.



When you get to class find a group you can study with, it will make the whole process a lot easier.


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bruhaha 11-21-2019 01:28 PM

Only problem I see with 145/175 guys is if they get task saturated they might grab the airspeed knob when they meant to grab the heading knob or vice versa because Embraer designed their FCU backwards compared to the rest of the aircraft manufacturers.

Other than that no issues with 145/175 guys.

GrillMaster 11-21-2019 02:52 PM


Originally Posted by bruhaha (Post 2927905)
Only problem I see with 145/175 guys is if they get task saturated they might grab the airspeed knob when they meant to grab the heading knob or vice versa because Embraer designed their FCU backwards compared to the rest of the aircraft manufacturers.

Other than that no issues with 145/175 guys.

Yup that happens for sure. Done it myself and seen others do it.

ASAPsafetyGUY 11-21-2019 06:35 PM


Originally Posted by bruhaha (Post 2927905)
Only problem I see with 145/175 guys is if they get task saturated they might grab the airspeed knob when they meant to grab the heading knob or vice versa because Embraer designed their FCU backwards compared to the rest of the aircraft manufacturers.

Other than that no issues with 145/175 guys.

lol, that or CRJ guys pushing the A/THR disconnect because they used to be TOGA buttons for them.


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