Guess the cockpit

[Snow]

Do you know what it is?

 

[Philip]

Beats me, some sort of hawker?

 

[Malko]

Do you know what it is?

Pics to dark for me to tell. but Ill guess its one of the Lear Sims you have been flying.....

 

[PeanuckleCRJ]

looks like a brasilia to me...

 

[Kingairer]

Its a Brasildo.

 

[BCTAv8r]

Yeah, just by looking at the yokes you can tell it's an ERJ.






edit: spelling

 

[I_Money]

It is an EMB-120 - you can tell by the yoke, and throttle quadrant.

 

[derg]

Yeah, just by looking at the yokes you can tell it's an ERJ.

And the prop controls are a dead giveaway!

 

[Mavmb]

And I was gonna guess Cessna 150! Oh well.

 

[Theotokos]

Mav, i would have guessed the Wright Flyer but that is just me. I wish I was there when the plane in the picture took of at Kitty Halk!!!

 

[goredbirds]

the Brakillya!

 

[PhotoPilot]

It's a Marklar.

 

[ERfly]

Emb-120

 

[JaceTheAce]

I think it's one of dem Piper Cubs! :bandit:

 

[Snow]

Bingo, a EMB-120 it is, doing intial training on it this week, first plane I've trained on that requires a flight attendant, a real airliner if you will. It'll do 300kts too, not bad for a prop. Oh and systems galore too.

 

[derg]

I had a friend that went to the Brasilia about the same time I got a job flying the -1900. He asked how many times I've forgotten to slow to 250 when descending below 10,000 feet....

I thought, "Huh?! I don't do many beyond-the-barberpole descents, buddy!"

(Vmo was 248 in the -1900)

 

[Ophir]

Bingo, a EMB-120 it is, doing intial training on it this week, first plane I've trained on that requires a flight attendant, a real airliner if you will. It'll do 300kts too, not bad for a prop. Oh and systems galore too.

Who are you flying for Snow?