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Old 23rd Jan 2010, 17:01
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John Farley

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new airliners arent flown through a comprehensive test program by EASA/FAA pilots though??
I suspect there are a lot of EASA/FAA pilots out there who would give you an arguement over that statement.

You might like to get 'Handling the big jets' from the library or do a search on the major - and I do mean major - mods that the civil cert pilots have demanded before granting certification of a particular type.

Directional control with asymmetric thrust and stalling symptoms (or insistence on shakers and pushers being added) are two particular areas about which there is a lot of history.
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