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Old 4th Dec 2019, 13:45
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jaja
 
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Originally Posted by pineteam


Yes you can because many « No dispatch » conditions are extremely conservative. And if you are outstation with no maintenance, you happy that you can legally proceed. I mean come on, modern airliners have so many redundancies. So if I understand correctly you would not go if you lose 1 computer out of 3 on a an A320 cause Mel says no dispatch but would happily fly a Cessna 172 relying on one engine? xD. I’m obviously not talking about hydraulic or serious failure that is a no brainer to go back. Once again it’s all about good judgement and airmanship.
Pineteam, this tread started with the following ; "A quick question for the knowledgeable ".

In my humble opnion, if you don`t have anything serious and professional to add to this discussion, then please leave the discussion to others.

I wish you a good day
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