The DE727UPS book would be great. I’m expecting this quality.I think B would write a book after she retires if we encourage her. She's talked about someone should and she'd be the perfect person.
All I remember from being an F/E was generator loss: EDPM, protect essential power, download, power the unpowered buss, and monitor. For F/O it was: Window heat, Pitot Heat, Prop your feet, Let's eat.
I think B would write a book after she retires if we encourage her. She's talked about someone should and she'd be the perfect person.
Every mechanic I have talked to has their doubts about the MD. A couple of weeks ago (before the retirement announcement), a mechanic said he was on one of the teams doing the inspections, and 9 out of 10 aircraft had major corrosion problems - beyond the point of repair - at the inspection points.Curious why you say that? Airlines get ferry permits all the time, and I’d be surprised if some kind of “good enough” inspection doesn’t pencil out to be cheaper than trying to scrap them in whatever random place they were when the bomb dropped.
I bet if I hollered “protect essential!” I could make some late 90s-early 2000s hires sit bolt upright.All I remember from being an F/E was generator loss: EDPM, protect essential power, download, power the unpowered buss, and monitor. For F/O it was: Window heat, Pitot Heat, Let's eat.
I bet if I hollered “protect essential!” I could make some late 90s-early 2000s hires sit bolt upright.
Yikes. One wonders how it got to that point.Every mechanic I have talked to has their doubts about the MD. A couple of weeks ago (before the retirement announcement), a mechanic said he was on one of the teams doing the inspections, and 9 out of 10 aircraft had major corrosion problems - beyond the point of repair - at the inspection points.
I'm with Scooter on this one.
Is it Zero G? I know they had they had one where you could buy time in it to experience weightlessness. Take Your First Step Into Space & Be Part Of The Zero-G Experience®We actually have a common friend out doing flight testing on a 727 at the moment.
Full FMS, Stage III hushkit, but that “Block Three” autopilot
I bet if I hollered “protect essential!” I could make some late 90s-early 2000s hires sit bolt upright.
should just run some copper pipe along the recliner rows with some quick disconnects for shop airThat could have been a fun way to stop the snoring in the ATL CPO during the Crowd Strike meltdown considering that place was awash in a desperate need for about three dozen CPAP machines.