B737 to HS125-900XP...
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B737 to HS125-900XP...
On my way to the emirates center in Dubai for HS125-900XP training, any advise or suggestions from the folks already on the type would be highly appreciated .........been on the B737 like forever.....thanks fellow ppruners.
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oh well, the 900 is a great plane, just keep in mind that the wing fuel pumps does not "pumps" but "sucks" 
and the ventral tank is not an "active tank" but just a big can to bring extra fuel to be transferred, and you have limitation on that.
Keep yourself focused on the Collins ProLine 21 avionics because it is not so intuitive, but once you are into the system it's great.
if you have any question, just ask
p.s. don't be surprised by the wing antiice system...it is a litte bit funny
and the ventral tank is not an "active tank" but just a big can to bring extra fuel to be transferred, and you have limitation on that.Keep yourself focused on the Collins ProLine 21 avionics because it is not so intuitive, but once you are into the system it's great.
if you have any question, just ask
p.s. don't be surprised by the wing antiice system...it is a litte bit funny
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enjoy the training in DXB. It will be the 850XPi simulator, no big difference to the 900XP. Make sure that you receive the difference training (if not- pm me, I could send the file). Don't accept that old Honeywell-equipped sim there, if it still exists. Great people there, a lot of knowledge, especially since we know that some ground school teachers don't have any experience on type.
"low fuel sucks" is a good reminder, indeed.
Gread aircraft, very reliable, no big problems at all. As long as you are able to close the door- you will probably never exceed MTOW :-)
"low fuel sucks" is a good reminder, indeed.
Gread aircraft, very reliable, no big problems at all. As long as you are able to close the door- you will probably never exceed MTOW :-)
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Great machine with no vices, TKS is good when you get used to it. I have packed 21 carry on suitcases in the "hold" so it can carry stuff if you get the correct baggage. Enjoy it and remember there are no auto throttles!!
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luggage indeed a problem. especially if you are supposed to do rotations like 3weeks/3weeks.
Don't miss the Irish Village opposite the Emirates Training Center. Especially on thursday nights- that's when the new stewardesses have their party to celebrate the end of their initial training!
Don't miss the Irish Village opposite the Emirates Training Center. Especially on thursday nights- that's when the new stewardesses have their party to celebrate the end of their initial training!
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Guys, thanks for the tips and heads up I am extremely grateful to all of you. Will be in Dubai first week of november and I'll certainly be in touch to update you with my progress during training.
I would like to endores the type on my FAA license any ideas where I can get a FAA first class medical done over there in DXB training will be conducted based on our ICAO certifications.
Once again thanks guys.
I would like to endores the type on my FAA license any ideas where I can get a FAA first class medical done over there in DXB training will be conducted based on our ICAO certifications.
Once again thanks guys.
