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Old 22nd Nov 2013, 07:34
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fireflybob
 
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Desitter, it's not a "sudden power" increase, it's quite smooth and the pitch trims changes are not "tricky" to a competent pilot.

Ref 737-200 which I also flew - pilots were used to doing a lot more manual flying then. These GA incidents are further evidence of pilots diminution in handling skills due increased use of automation.

To a competent and well practised pilot the GA should be a routine manoeuvre.

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