I know that Dash8 can be also switched to mode where you can turn nosewheel with yoke.
Jump to postI'm not a prop, turboprop fan myself, but actually you "change" the propeller speed with PROP RPM handle that is usually between throttle and mixture. Though DC-3 has it in the left :P. Sure it doesnt change gears or something like that, but it changes the prop blades angle and basically you set pro...
Jump to postAbsolutely correct, the extremely neccessary pitch trim it indeed is. The "klak-klak-klak" sound comes with 727 and 737 type planes, where manual trimming is possible by turning the rotating wheels by hand. In normal situations, pilots use the electrical trim buttons on the yoke, then the wheel is r...
Jump to postSure it may be possible when good pressure appears. Though they usually start two engines together with 4 engine jets, like A340 or 747, because their engines are smaller and a bit easier to run into RPM too.
Jump to postOkay, I am reading it now when everything is alright again! <img src="/discussions/graphics/biggrin.gif" ALT="Big grin"> And I was already getting ready to buy black roses for Henks because of the sad hard drive crash Airliners.net had... LOL. Sorry, but I was just worrying, because I didnt kno...
Jump to postWell I got to the cockpit during the flight as well, I just talked to my friend who is pilot in that airline and he told my name to the captain of my flight. But they should let you in after plane has parked. It should be quite same that before 9/11 also not all pilots in the world didnt let people ...
Jump to postWow, Dtclipper! What else are you doing than flying? <img border=0 src="/discussions/graphics/biggrin.gif" ALT="Big grin"> None this year yet, but going EETN-EDDT (Tallinn-Berlin) with Estonian Air B735 for ILA2004 messe 4 days and then back EDDT-EETN on Sunday. Or are you a pilot?<br><br>[Edit...
Jump to postHoping to get earlier too, but a fact is that I'll be flying on 13th May with Estonian Air 737-500 EETN-EDDT to the ILA2004 airshow and then back on 16th May EDDT-EETN with same airline.
Jump to postAnd how should this help me, sir ? I just wanna get the plain IE download back as it was!! Crying!!
Hello! Maybe someone here of these thousands users has experienced this. You know, everytime you download a file, it first asks if you wanna save it or open. There is also a checkbox asking if you want that to be asked next time or not. Accidently, I deselected the box so now its downloading all fil...
Jump to postArghh, those type of men are driving me crazy <img src="/discussions/graphics/biggrin.gif" ALT="Big grin"> They can get much better looking cabriolet when they spend some time in service. But if they are in hurry to beach with nice girls waiting and he wants to go with a cabriolet to pick them ...
Jump to postAll my airliner models are these easy-assemble ones bought from airports. I think my best one at all is the 1:32 F4-F Phantom. Its the Revell model and Im trying to put it together very carefully and professionally. I have finished the cockpit with catapult seats so far . . .
Jump to postWell, Stellan Hilmberby from Sweden has a website. He is MD pilot in SAS.
http://www.hilmerby.com
Correct, Copterline makes many flights per day between Helsinki Heliport and Tallinn City Hall heliport. They visited couple of airshows last year with that chopper and it was very nice to see. This is the chopper: <br><center><font color="#EEEEEE" size="1" face="ARIAL, Helvetica, Geneva"><a href="/...
Jump to postI am not very sure if its fuel dumping. Its actually too close to the engine, imagine if one engine is on fire, the heat coming out from it will probably fire up the fuel and you are a burning stick in the air. Usually fuel is dumped from wingtips as I know? Though I cant find any other logical expl...
Jump to postWell, yes I believe it has pretty long range, but anyway, they usually dont make so long flights with that bird. Yes, Foxtrot will be replaced with a newer one. No more news about expansion. But I have heard they are making new routes outside Estonia, like Oslo-Berlin etc. Though its not official in...
Jump to postMy highest was on Learjet 60 Zurich Kloten - Tallinn on FL410. Pretty cool.
Jump to postUsually between 10-20 kts. If you are on a straight taxiway and long way to go, give around 20. In 90 degree turns, don't exceed 10! I believe that its up to pilot how fast he goes when backtracking. As its a runway, you can give as much as you can get out from the engines, but you'll have to slow i...
Jump to postI have been flying a sailplane many times. It is different from a motorplane, because it doesn't have loud engine sound, only whining of air. Its pretty much like a fighter without noise <img src="/discussions/graphics/smile.gif" ALT="Smile">. Ofcourse it feels a lot easier to handle and more ...
Jump to postThanks! Pretty nice. Though isnt it too long route for Cityline? I was hoping to see some Airbus .
Hello!
My friend said that Lufthansa is going to operate new line between some airport in Germany and Tallinn (Estonia). Does anybody have better information about it and if it really will, then with which planes and from where?
Thanks!
WOW, pretty nice one! I will probably see them in Tallinn one day too, Maersk 737s are inspected in Estonia.
Jump to postGood topic! Well, my wishes are: - Sloping runways - Pushback trucks or other vehicles that can be connected with your plane New and more realistic panels would be nice, but they probably dont have time to do it, so lets leave this one as an extra option for <acronym title="Egyptair">MS</acronym> &n...
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