A few shots from my 1st flight

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Liam
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A few shots from my 1st flight

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Hello everyone,

I'm Liam, 2131, just joined yesterday and got my first flight and initial exam out of the way so I can now relax and enjoy my layover in PANC.

I am very happy to be here and quite excited. I have been simming for a while but have grown bored of the usual and was desperate for a change and stumbled upon Globe Cargo. The choice of flights is great, and I am looking forward to visiting new places albeit virtually.

Anyhow, I took a few pics and thought I would say hi and share,

Nice sunrise shot

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Heading NW towards PANC in a constant twilight almost. Never been up here before

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Downwind, well on the downwind leg of the RNav arrival for 7R

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Final Approach

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My 1st landing had to be a fully manual approach :D

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Nice landing :P

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I flew this leg on Vatsim but there was no other traffic. I might do the next leg with my AI PANC was very lonely.

Anyway, hello all, looking forward to getting to know you all.
Ken S

Re: A few shots from my 1st flight

Post by Ken S »

Very nice screen shots. Welcome aboard.
Brogs

Re: A few shots from my 1st flight

Post by Brogs »

Welcome Liam, nice shots :D
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PKlijnstra
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Re: A few shots from my 1st flight

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Great shots Liam :D Welcome aboard, you will like it here :D
Captain Peter Klijnstra
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John Khan

Re: A few shots from my 1st flight

Post by John Khan »

Great shots Liam.

I don't know what the official requirements are, but I would suggest putting the gear down a bit earlier. I haven't been on the flight deck of a large aircraft for some years, but there was a requirement to have the gear down before turning onto final at about 9 miles and 3000 ft. Or before the glideslope aquisition, if it was a long straight in approach.

Nowadays there is more emphasis on fuel savings so it could be left till later.

I remember the Captain John Brannan on the Polar DVD complaining about having to put the gear down early on a specific approach into Narita because some ice had fallen out of the gear bay once before and had hurt or killed someone on the ground.

John
Liam

Re: A few shots from my 1st flight

Post by Liam »

Thanks for the kind words everyone. I can't honestly remember when I dropped the gear on this flight but was most likely one notch below the GS capture which is what I normally do. Is that incorrect?
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esurfman
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Re: A few shots from my 1st flight

Post by esurfman »

Welcome aboard Liam..hope to see you on our Vatsim flights :) As far as gear, I put my gear down when I put the flaps at 20 degrees...seems to have seen that in PMDG's manual; but not sure. Anyway, as long as the gear is down before reaching the runway. :wink:
Louis Sanson
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Captain 747-400 777-200/300 737
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eek

Re: A few shots from my 1st flight

Post by eek »

I've always put mine down when the glide slope starts to move, but that's probably just me.
rav72

Re: A few shots from my 1st flight

Post by rav72 »

eek wrote:I've always put mine down when the glide slope starts to move, but that's probably just me.
That's the way some RW SOPs say ;)

Ralf
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