desertdog71
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It's a Skywest 700. 715SK
Oh, so THAT was the FOQA event they were talking about.It's a Skywest 700. 715SK
Better yet, who goes to an airports website just to find out what kind of coffee they have? Wing it, bro!
What I wanna know is how are all 3 hydraulic systems fully functioning with a dual engine flameout?
Can us SJSers jumpseat on Delta again?You see, I have what they call a 'coffee problem'. I must ensure I can satisfy my fix with the best cup o' joe available, especially for multiple 5am shows. Besides, had I not felt the need to check on the coffee situation in SBA this amazing thread would have never existed![]()
I'm aware of that, I fly the CRJ, but you aren't going to have all green hydraulics with that list of failures!Actually in CRJ all three systems have their own separate pumps from the motor driven pumps. At least that part is plausible![]()
I was watching the new episode of DrugsInc on NatGeo and they were showing KBOS... an AA 737 taxiid by with its titles gray'd out, and then they showed this beauty... obviously a JetBlue Airbus, but to cover up the registration they just copy and pasted the airbus logo again.
Saw...runway...didn't...land....does....not...compute...I have seen that very sight picture (minus all the broken systems and pretty yellow and red messages).Last winter right after we hit the TOGA buttons and added the juice at the bottom of the GPS 25 approach. Tower's comments went something to the affect of "Yeah, we didn't think that was going to work, sorry." There was a wall of a cloud bank until about 1 mile final and the ATIS wasn't very accurate that evening. My thought was "Thank you sir, why didn't you tell me in the first place and give me vectors to the ILS instead?!" Twas good practice.
Nope. Down, three green. The three green are just below the amber messages. But the flaps are at zero.Gear up?