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Airbus SOP

Old 12th Aug 2007, 20:59
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Airbus SOP

The prelim-cockpit setup on the Airbus follows a very complicated and impractical flow. Yet, one can set up the switches from left to right easily without following the flow. Does anyone actually follow that flow if there isn't an instructor asking you to verbalise it?
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Old 12th Aug 2007, 23:05
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I think the answer in your questions lies with the term 'SOP'

What's complicated about this (from FCOM):

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Yep, seems to me to be very simple and entirely practical. Never had a problem with it!
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Difficult ?

How can "Clear all white lights" be difficult ?
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