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Forum: Spanish Forum

1st Sep 2003, 09:45

Replies: 3

Helipad

Views: 948

Posted By FlyingLow

I guess you should check the requirements set by...

I guess you should check the requirements set by the Spanish Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC) for the building of a private helipad at:
...

Forum: Spanish Forum

24th Jul 2002, 19:45

Replies: 3

Spanair - your assistance required

Views: 735

Posted By FlyingLow

Not yet but...

Some studies are being made to operate to Natal from Las Palmas in the Canary Islands with the Airbuses once (and if!) they are ETOPS certified... no more info yet about if and when those flights may...

Forum: Questions

12th Apr 2002, 12:36

Replies: 21

Ground Speed

Views: 3,433

Posted By FlyingLow

Wrong numbers ;) Temp becomes constant at...

Wrong numbers ;)

Temp becomes constant at -56.5C.

But I think that is just a standard, and it could be possible to find colder temperatures...
:confused:

Forum: Questions

26th Oct 2001, 23:38

Replies: 4

Lights out for T/O & landing - why?

Views: 647

Posted By FlyingLow

All the above makes sense... I've also heard...

All the above makes sense...

I've also heard that it is (partly?) because one of the things that seem to frighten the pax most is the sudden darkness when the lights turn off in case of an...

Forum: Questions

22nd Oct 2001, 06:35

Replies: 4

LTU and LTE

Views: 1,269

Posted By FlyingLow

Don't really know who actually got/bought LTE,...

Don't really know who actually got/bought LTE, but I heard from good inside sources that LTE was starting a fleet change to Airbus planes, and was slowly leaving the LTU flights...

Well... it was...

Forum: Flight/Ground Ops, Crewing and Dispatch

19th Sep 2001, 07:35

Replies: 4

Make a decision?

Views: 464

Posted By FlyingLow

My company, handling 50 acft in a mixed...

My company, handling 50 acft in a mixed charter-scheduled pax operation.
One Duty Manager, one Flight Watcher, two Flight Planners, together with between 2 and 8 people trying to control the crews...

Forum: Rumours & News

30th Aug 2001, 02:35

Replies: 10

Spanish Plane Crash at Malaga

Views: 1,685

Posted By FlyingLow

It seems that both pilots on board were captains...

It seems that both pilots on board were captains at Binter. One of them, the one who died, was the chief pilot (or whatever you call it) at Binter, had 35 years of flying experience and had been...

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