AA055
EGCC-KORD
POSKY B767-323ER N376AN
Somewhere over Atlantic.
I love the reflections on the fuselage and I love this plane
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Quoting Trekster (Reply 4): Pilot's Penalty points: -600 points Exceeding maximum speed of this aircraft is very dangerous. (-600) (went 5kias over 250 under 12000) |
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Quoting BA787 (Reply 10): 250kts is the maximum speed any a/c can go under 12000ft |
Quoting QFA380 (Reply 12): Quoting BA787 (Reply 10): And where can i buy FSPAX ? as a cheapo? Have a look on eBay. I found a guy that was selling them for 10 pounds. |
Quoting BA787 (Reply 10): 250kts is the maximum speed any a/c can go under 12000ft |
Quoting WILCO737 (Reply 11): You CAN go as fast as the aircraft can go! But it is said that you have to maintain 250 knots below 10,000 feet... not 12,000 feet... But if you are in special airspaces and ATC approves: you can fly 340 knots... WILCO737 |
Quoting QFA380 (Reply 15): Well, if you break the speed limit with some things you may aswell have the plane slef destruct. Like gear, flaps and spoilers. |
Quoting BA787 (Reply 10): 250kts is the maximum speed any a/c can go under 12000ft |
Quoting EZEIZA (Reply 16): True but if you are able to land the plane with some of those things malfunctioning you get a hell lot of points! |
Quoting QFA380 (Reply 18): But you still lose points for making that happen, unless you didn't then yes, you do get a hell of a lot of points. The best way is to fly low over the danger zones lol. |
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Quoting CptSpeaking (Reply 26): Average is somewhere around negative 80-90fpm... |
Quoting QFA380 (Reply 27): WOW, my average is about -400-1000fpm the other day i had a -2600fpm which is very bad. I badly need to get better, what is a good plane for me to hone my landing skills to a somewhat more respectable level? |
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Quoting QFA380 (Reply 27): what is a good plane for me to hone my landing skills to a somewhat more respectable level? |
Quoting JamesJimlb (Reply 34): you are so lucky you found an american 757! |
Quoting PMDGpilot (Reply 36): |
Quoting BA787 (Reply 40): |
Quoting PMDGpilot (Reply 36): Flight BAW43 End of flight report Date December 18 2006 Flight ID: BAW43 Pilot: Darbie Company: British Airways Aircraft: 747-400 British Airways Flight Date: December 18 2006 Departure: 19h34 (19h34 GMT) Arrival: 21h30 (02h31 GMT) From: EGLL - Heathrow - United Kingdom To: KJFK - John F Kennedy Intl - Usa Nbr of Passengers: 288 |
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Quoting BAW076 (Reply 42): My current flight is: BA083 Heathrow - Abuja Boeing 777-200 G-YMMN |
Quoting BAW076 (Reply 44): Now I am in the final hour of: British Airways 103 London Heathrow - Calgary Boeing 777-200 |
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