You can totally say ass here!
I missed that moderator meeting....

You can totally say ass here!
No speculation, please.
Will wait for the facts, but being a second generation Korean, knowing the Korean mentality, and having close friends that work in Korea, I am surprised this hasn't happened more often. Remember the Korean Air accidents of old? The culture back then is still alive and well today. From what I've read, g/s for 28l was ots. I bet these guys haven't flown a full blown visual approach in months. Remember, CRM in Korea is not the CRM you find here in the states. CRM in Korea is basically captain is god, you as a FO just stfu. Sad and dangerous. But like I said, remember those Korean Air accidents. I think one was caused because the FO just watched the captain fly into the side of a mountain. Something to think about.
You mean this isn't good CRM?
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Plenty of gas and missing it.Out of gas and stretching it?
Plenty of gas and missing it.
Better to be a smart ass than a dumbass.I missed that moderator meeting....![]()
Are you seriously using Flight Aware data like it's accurate enough to draw a conclusion?Yep.
Also take a look at the first number, that is the ground speed in knots. At 100 feet supposedly their ground speed was 109 knots.
drunkenbeagle said:How do you know that?
Sounds exactly like the BA 777 at LHR to me, from what I have seen. (Fuel in tanks, not to engines )
Are you seriously using Flight Aware data like it's accurate enough to draw a conclusion?
It's over there by that thingy-ma-jig.Im being a total geek at the moment and keep looking at images of the crash and keep wondering where the hell that #1 engine is.
You mean this isn't good CRM?
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I was thinking the exact same thing.How do you know that?
Sounds exactly like the BA 777 at LHR to me, from what I have seen. (Fuel in tanks, not to engines )
Are you seriously using Flight Aware data like it's accurate enough to draw a conclusion?