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Old 21st Oct 2014, 08:12
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They shouldn't from what I remember.
But then again never seen this happen before does not mean it doesn't behave this way.
Just a strange thought, but when and how do you configure for Bleeds Off (and On again)? Could the sequence of configurations have an impact on these? For that this question is returned to you to list them. Never seen it happen when using standard Boeing procedures, but most airlines have adapted these to their own bastardised version...
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