posted 28th April 2005 20:59
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A problem with doing unusual attitude, stall, and uncontrolled flight training is simulators is how well the simulation represents the real world. In general, it is probably better to do training like this is the sim than to have no training at all unless the result is "negative training" in the form of giving the crew the idea that they can do something in the a/c that they in fact can not.>>
Well now, imagine that.
I wonder if AMERICAN AIRLINES has awaken to this idea?
Stomp on the rudder...you
die, (at higher speeds), clearly something that the 'young turks' in the training department never knew about.
I wonder just why?
Others have known, for a very long time.
AA...sky Gods at their 'best'.
