Why does the switchover to mach/ 1/2 bank occur at 31,600 feet?
Bill Lear, Learstar 600. Designed for? No idea.
FredEx
To smart for your own good my friend.Never flew the plane, but I've heard the lore. Let's see how stuff floating around, we'll call it the "collective conscious" stacks up:
I'd say the windows don't suck, it's the CRJ. The rumor is the Challenger floor got raised to fit 4 across.
Since they stretched a Challenger, it's probably the same wing.
My turn:
Who designed the Challenger and what was it's initial name?
Who was it designed for?
Ya mean like thisSome of the old 600s still have the door that swings up, with the ladderstairs like on the old SAABs....
On the trips that I typically fly, Fifi rarely gets that high!![]()
Ya mean like this. Not many people know about these rare birds.
Ya mean like this. Not many people know about these rare birds.
They are rare for a good reason. There is a reason the BAC 146 has FOUR of those engines!
Wasn't that the Lycoming motor?
Isn't that a common APU now?
I have my CRJ final in 40 min and I don't know the answer to a possible question.
List 3 faults that prompt the GCU (Generator control unit) to disconnect the generator from its respective A/C/bus
Yeah, what he said. In real life, though? "QRH for GEN 1 OFF."
Sweet. I think I missed 2 questions on the ground final. Can't remember one but the other one was "What cabin pressure altitude do the oxygen masks deploy automatically?" I had a brain fart and put 13,500 but it's 14,000.
Where the heck are you taking classes that are asking these questions? I've got MV/LOE in a couple of days can I ask you a few questions since you probably know more than me as of right now?