SurferLucas
Southern Gentleman
I’m a fan…it’s like a big Q400.I’m 5 yrs now on the Guppy and call me crazy but I like it![]()
I’m a fan…it’s like a big Q400.I’m 5 yrs now on the Guppy and call me crazy but I like it![]()
And here we have our own internal designations…737-900ER’s that came from LionAir…
J/R/S’s…in their bastard configurations
In that if you move the flap handle around too quickly you'll get locked-out?I’m a fan…it’s like a big Q400.
He whines about the 737 every chance he gets. It's living rent free in his head. Most likely because if he bid it he would actually have to demonstrate actual pilot hand flying skills and he isnt 100% confident in his ability.I’m 5 yrs now on the Guppy and call me crazy but I like it![]()
Uh… where do you think skaning works that he has an option to not be on the guppy?He whines about the 737 every chance he gets. It's living rent free in his head. Most likely because if he bid it he would actually have to demonstrate actual pilot hand flying skills and he isnt 100% confident in his ability.
One less reason to pack rubber bands in ye olde flight bagFun fact: Alaskaiian parked the first 737-900 ever made last month.
Hawaska? Is one preferred over the other?
Just yell at each other like Boeing intended.One less reason to pack rubber bands in ye olde flight bag
Uh… where do you think skaning works that he has an option to not be on the guppy?
You’ve got Stockholm syndrome my dude. It doesn’t even hand fly well, unless you’re the kinda guy that likes driving a 4x4 on squishy tires and off road suspension on the highway.
It hand flies just fine. How many 121 planes have you flown? Only curious.
How many corpie airplanes have you flown? What a dumb thing to say. Airplanes are airplanes. 737 hand flies like aircraft I would describe as a truck as well. I still enjoy it but trust me there are some amazing aircraft out there that handle like a dream and have technology that not only makes sense but actually works.
Corpie planes? Zero. Which is why I have zero comments on how Corpies planes handfly.
The 737 hand flies just fine. Maybe you just suck?![]()
@Roger Roger has a pretty extensive experience hand flying a lot of different types of aircraft in relatively challenging environments. His opinion of the 737's hand flying qualities are perfectly legit.
Pretty accurate. My dad had an ‘86 (I think) F250 with an in-line 6 when I was growing up. Had been aftermarket painted golden yellow with red and gold pinstripe tape down each side. Driving that is what hand flying the Guppy reminds me of.The 73 flies a little bit like an old truck, like a 1990’s 3/4ton…little bit of play in the wheels, solid, doesn’t break too much.
Uh… where do you think skaning works that he has an option to not be on the guppy?
You’ve got Stockholm syndrome my dude. It doesn’t even hand fly well, unless you’re the kinda guy that likes driving a 4x4 on squishy tires and off road suspension on the highway.
Fun fact: Alaskaiian parked the first 737-900 ever made last month.
Hawaska? Is one preferred over the other?
If we got the 175 or (more likely and fit for the mission) 190/195E2, you’d never get me out of the thing.The 73 flies a little bit like an old truck, like a 1990’s 3/4ton…little bit of play in the wheels, solid, doesn’t break too much.
The E175 hand flew alright, but I much prefer the way the Q or 73 handfly. Wasn’t a huge fan of the completely artificial feel of the E.