Guy sits next to me in the back of the airplane the other day, headed up to work. He says "I'm a High School teacher, and I can't stand when...
@Maxtrap my bike's symptoms were also very mild. I was losing coolant but only a few OZ per day. My guess is it was just barely dripping out of...
They got into some good tracks this year (VIR) but they dumped everything in FL and I am not sure they are even coming to Roebling- so for the...
You guys are making me want to go back to the kart track!
Having almost "done it all" when it comes to coaching, training, etc, I would say this: It depends. (lol) Kart track training is an awesome tool....
AA has a weird policy on this, It's not the first time passengers have been told this and it's absolutely untrue, as Inpayne says above. Deferred...
I like the other one better, that has the Overspeed clacker, Autopilot disconnect, Fire bell, and Pressurization alarm.
Sometimes the clutch pack can be sensitive to type of oil- this happened to me when switching brands once. Changed the clutch pack and that solved...
My multi engine instructor was a little nutty, probably because he'd been in that job for 5 years while all the other guys would move on after 10...
I'm not an engineer, and many of the nuts and bolts of these systems are beyond my knowledge, so any questioning of my statements is probably a...
I agree, I'm still learning about this system too. It's called TCMA- Thrust Control Malfunction Accommodation. It's a software contained in the...
If the RAT is truly deployed, that changes everything. There's also evidence emerging that they did begin the gear retraction sequence, because...
I agree, and that's why I said in response to someone earlier that I really doubt that they took off with flaps UP. However, I'm betting (because...
That guy with the blue flags is getting the arm workout of a lifetime.
Every airline has a policy that restricts it to some degree. But you MUST have the data to be legal. Even with our crazy control driven society,...
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