With such a high AOA planned, MCAS was probably not enabled. And I wonder if the system ever had to disabled during testing because of runaway trim.
Jump to postAnyone have the details on the plane with two blown tires on takeoff at Teteboro?
Jump to postWhat could have been "Miracle On The Hudson". Happy outcome for both stories.
Jump to postcaoimhin: Please ask that man to go back and recount the bricks, I think he missed one.
Jump to postThe photo #2776437 Identified as a 747-8R7F/SCD
I looked again and I still thought it is an SP.
<a href="http://cdn-www.airliners.net/aviation-photos/photos/7/3/4/2776437.jpg" target="_blank">http://cdn-www.airliners.net/aviation-photos/photos/7/3/4/2776437.jpg</a> I see 747-8 in the a/c <acronym title="Normandie Aviation (France)">ID</acronym>, but the upper deck looks more like an <acronym t...
Jump to postGreat job. Excellent video. Look again, that is foam they are spraying.
Jump to postRemember that line from the TV commercial, "Is this any way to run an airline?" And, is there not an industry standard?
Jump to postTic-Tock for the atomic clock. Thanks, Vladmir.
Jump to postThis flight never took place. It was created by North Korean hackers.
Jump to postSo you tell me.
tell you what? that babies cry? live with it, wherever you are. here in the states we have had cases of caretakers killing babies because they would not stop crying. strap on a parachute and throw them overboard?
as much as you wanna be "politically correct" and not sound racist, why is it so often the mainland Chinese? gaaa
maybe it is because of the centuries of Chinese diseplin, even babies are held accountable.
Both companies have done well in doing what they do best,; build airframes. From what I am reading, Boeing will take a lead in the development of the next generation of aircraft because of their investment in R&D.
Jump to postWould that flight go direct or need to fly up the east coast before crossing the Atlantic?
Jump to postI saw the Trump special awhile back on directv. What I remember most was the captain polishing the cabinet handles. I am glad I do not work for Trump.
Jump to postThe "Max" is the replacement for the NG. The reason it was developed.
The 747 will be around for a long time, as a freighter at least.
The 777 is the new "heavy" for Boeing. It, too, will be around for a long time.
Does it state in the regulations how much fuel needs to be in the tanks after diverting to the alternate and landing?
Jump to postThanks. I forgot to ask, will they continue the program with an existing engine?
Jump to postWhat is the cost per engine, and, how many were to be ordered?
Jump to postOkay, let's build the tanker first, and then a commercial version. The 797.
Jump to postTo look into a 10 year plan is shortsighted. If all you have is a LEO vehicle and no space station, then what do you have? Tourism. Presidents come and go. Bush did "this". Obama did "that". What will the next president do? We need to keep flying and learning how to live for long periods of time in ...
Jump to postAll said and done. I think the final decision was to continue with the crew module to be launched unmanned to serve as a lifeboat for the ISS. The ISS will fly until 20??. What do we do then, have a discussion as to wether or not we should go back to the moon? The planet earth is in space. We need t...
Jump to postThe president was supposed to visit the NASA workers and explain his future plans for space flight. I have not seen the results of this meeting. Does anyone have an update on this?
Jump to postMy point is, why reinvent the wheel? What is the president suggesting? That a private company will come along and come up with better rocket science? Again, everything is in place to continue an american human presence in space. The Aries/Constellation concept is basicly sound, if it needs some twee...
Jump to postIf the US government runs the space program, taxpayers pay the bill. If private corporations run it, shareholders will run it. How much per share? $20,000? Leave NASA as it is and let investors buy their way in, when the US government breaks even, then is the time to back out. Space, we need to be t...
Jump to postNASA has spent so much time and money on Aries. How can commercial companies possibly catch up on the necessary technologies and lost time it will take to keep America competitive and less dependent on foreign nations to keep us in space until we are again ready to fly on our own? This is a bad call...
Jump to postThank you for your views. My hope is that the economy rebounds and allows everyone to prosper.
By the way, I pay all of my bills, on time. I am not looking for a free ride, I am looking for a fare shake for everyone.
I am just trying to put things in perspective. My most recent pay raise was 2.5%. My own workplace charges employees to park on their property. When they raised the rates 150%, I objected, the clerk said I would be granted status of a disgruntled employee. A few days ago my public utilities provider...
Jump to postYou must be a lawyer with extremely good eyesight. Actually, I am suggesting revising the rules immediately. To benefit everyone, even those who will pay the bill who do not have a credit card.
Jump to postWhat would it take for congress to step in and make the credit card companies make a dramatic reduction in credit card fees? After all, that is where organized crime, it seems, has nested. Look at their interst rates and the ease they make it to borrow. It has become nothing more than legal loanshar...
Jump to postI have a Dell 20" <acronym title="Hokkaido International Airlines (Japan)">HD</acronym> monitor. I see every detail on most photos that are rated high by the mods. Aspect ratio, number of lines X the number of pixels, is the key. There are three levels of digital; standard, enhanced and high. Obviou...
Jump to postLet's strap a couple of these babies on a 777 and see what happens. NYC to LA in 3 minutes.
Jump to postThink of the "Gimly Glider". The engines got it up, gravity pulled it down. The shuttle engines get it up. Pure power.
Jump to postSince the space shuttle flies like an aircraft. I go with the shuttle engines.
Jump to postcnet.com is a good source for researching products and solutions.
Jump to postConsidering the cost of that aircraft, fault lies with the maintenance crew, or the pilots. This should not be compared with a commercial aviation aircraft accident at an airshow, they were in flight with no apparant control problems. The first animation does not show any airspeed above 125Knots. Th...
Jump to postThe recent ballistic re-entry by the space station crew raised these questions in my mind. Now that we know it can happen, will this have an impact on whether we decide to land on land or water with the shuttle replacement? And, did the Apollo program ever have a ballistic re-entry?
Jump to postMy friend, not yet an A-Net member, is asking if there is any helo flight training in the North Jersey area. Can anyone help? My search came up with schools out West but nothing local. We were hopeing for MMU.
Jump to postI have a friend who says he might take helicopter lessons. Is the private pilot license necessary, or does that come with the helicopter lessons?
Jump to postMy fault. I do not watch too much of the commercials, usually just enough to see if it pertinent to something I am looking for. I first caught the NASA part and then the end where it displays a conventional, non-rechargeable battery. I watched the Utube video all the way through and saw the logo and...
Jump to postI saw a commercial where a company claims NASA uses its batteries to operate their camers because the batteries are so reliable. My mediocre camera has rechargeable batteries. NASA does not? What type of cameras are they using? You would think with all of that renewable energy at their disposal that...
Jump to postYou left out the support services.
HVAC
Trash collection
Cleaning
Building maintenance
The people that serve your morning coffee
Farmers
Store clerks
And so on.
When will we become as one?
I would have quietly put out feelers for information on Bin Ladens whereabouts with very large dollar rewards for reliable information.
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