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Old 1st October 2013 | 03:08
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From: Seat 1A
Originally Posted by Dozy
random sniping about Airbus
Quite justified in this scenario. A short override of the Autothrottle should not result in

They click forward, click back to climb, and suddenly full climb thrust is commanded as the autothrust has turned itself off
In my Boeing, if you fall in a hole and need to help the ATS, you simply push the throttles up as required (or close the throttles if that's what's needed) then let go; the ATS will then move the throttles back to where it thinks they should be. There's none of this nonsense of leaving them out of a detent for too long will set off climb power. Computer game designed by boffins and out-of-touch-with-reality test pilots.
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