Questions from a student pilot.
#42
For landing. For takeoff we can go a bit lower.
I found another HUD sunshade in a MAX yesterday. The Rosen sun visor storage pouch in the bin has two sleeves—one for the Rosen visor and a second outer pocket for a HUD visor. It’s easy to miss. I’ll be looking again next trip.
I found another HUD sunshade in a MAX yesterday. The Rosen sun visor storage pouch in the bin has two sleeves—one for the Rosen visor and a second outer pocket for a HUD visor. It’s easy to miss. I’ll be looking again next trip.
#43
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Joined APC: Aug 2020
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Thanks. We (UA) had a couple delivered with huds installed and deactivated. We have the same minimums and since we autoland all approaches below cat 1 the hud wouldn’t gain anything, so the company isn’t going to spend the money.
#44
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Joined APC: Jul 2007
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Didn't UAL get some of our old -700's a few years ago?
#45
It’s just one airline flying just one type with just one style of flying (domestic) not quite a Regional and not quite a Major, more of a LCC.
There is a myriad of flying out there.
#47
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Great question! I often find myself asking that too! 😂 Mainly I just have seen the way the airline works through family that works there, and all the people who work there are so nice and some have become great friends of mine! Their operation fits exactly what kind of flying I want to do, single type, short hops, and overall just the fun atmosphere!
#48
Great question! I often find myself asking that too! 😂 Mainly I just have seen the way the airline works through family that works there, and all the people who work there are so nice and some have become great friends of mine! Their operation fits exactly what kind of flying I want to do, single type, short hops, and overall just the fun atmosphere!
#49
You’re just thinking you’ll like it.
You don’t know yet if flying is even the career for you.
It’s great that you’re so enthusiastic but little reality checks along your journey are a necessity.
70% of people that start flight training don’t finish it.
Best of luck with your endeavors.
#50
Spikes the Koolaid
Joined APC: Jul 2015
Position: 737
Posts: 403
I love that he/she has a goal. Their perspective may change as they go through college/regionals, no need to dash their dreams now.
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