Why hello there United...
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JA Yawd Bwoy
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Very artsy shot! Airnet material!:rawk:
Yeah for sure
Stone Cold
Well-Known Member
I think you mean A.net material?!
Not unless they start descending, or you start climbing!!:bandit:
JA Yawd Bwoy
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xpanterica
New Member
I wonder what kind of mind control agent is being dispersed in those chemtrails.
Foxcow
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Thanks for the compliments folks. I have never been able to get anything on Airliners.net. Maybe my luck with change with this one.
Nope, TCAS II software was updated to V.7 fix this sort of thing prior to DRVSM airspace going live.
Nope, TCAS II software was updated to V.7 fix this sort of thing prior to DRVSM airspace going live.
ASpilot2be
Qbicle seat warmer
Great shot
Not really, Airnet is a freight companyAirliners.net, Airnet, A.net, same thing lol
Jimmy_Norton
Opie killer
Were you worried about wake turbulence at all?
Nice shot!
Nice shot!
Foxcow
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Nope. I have never gotten wake turbulence from traffic at altitude in cruise. Wingtip vortecies are a minimum.
They can still rock your world. :bandit:
Foxcow
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I've never had it happen. C-5s, whales, 777s, etc at cruise. Never a burble... yet.
We have wake turbulence issues fairly often on the north atlantic track system. Oftentimes we'll offset to avoid it when the winds are at a velocity and angle to make it a factor.
Too many stories of sitting there working on a post position plot on Track B, then a 747 silently overtakes you from 1000 above, then WHOMP! Then the sound of crap falling in the forward galley and the A-line's walker rolling down the aisle.
Too many stories of sitting there working on a post position plot on Track B, then a 747 silently overtakes you from 1000 above, then WHOMP! Then the sound of crap falling in the forward galley and the A-line's walker rolling down the aisle.
dahhcon
Well-Known Member
Great shot
Not really, Airnet is a freight company
Ya, would have to agree. I couldn't figure what that meant at first.
Velocipede
New Member
Yeah, its the overtaking that would give you a "wake ride".
Foxcow
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Rejected from Airliners.net... Ah well. I give up.
Full as in 100%? Nope. Full as in I did not have to crop out anything? Yes.