Emirates near disaster on takeoff

I just want to say, before I left, one of the last ones to test the unimproved abilities of the CRJ told his FO moments before leaving the prepared surface “I know what I’m doing!”

Side note: FOs, your brakes always work.

“go on wit yo bad self”
-FO
 
I just want to say, before I left, one of the last ones to test the unimproved abilities of the CRJ told his FO moments before leaving the prepared surface “I know what I’m doing!”

Hold my beer!

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What I'm struggling with here is how the plane didn't just take off; assuming it was trimmed correctly, they would have been fighting the controls to keep it on the ground at those speeds, no?
 
What if it was on a treadmill?

That was epic. But not as epic as the years-long thread about “is there a (SouthernJets) pilot discount at the Cincinnati Creationist Museum?” :)

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(in a Quebecois accent)

”It was the best thread in the weeeeeeeeeeeeeeerld!”

It delivered like FDX ground trucks, bro
 
What I'm struggling with here is how the plane didn't just take off; assuming it was trimmed correctly, they would have been fighting the controls to keep it on the ground at those speeds, no?
I don’t have a ton of jet time but…maybe not? I mean that’s one of the things of a jet is they require an active rotation they don’t start to lift on their own like say a 172
 
I don’t have a ton of jet time but…maybe not? I mean that’s one of the things of a jet is they require an active rotation they don’t start to lift on their own like say a 172

The Challenger 300 will go flying. I was playing around with rudder effectiveness and directional control in the sim on V1 cuts. We were trying to hold the centerline as long as we could while keeping it on the ground. It required quite a bit of forward pressure on the yoke. It also takes very little back pressure to rotate during normal circumstances.
 
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