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12th Sep 2008, 06:42
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Posted By snowfalcon2

With all respect, Can someone confirm that the...

With all respect,
Can someone confirm that the FARs would allow this condition? From what I've quickly gleaned (Gimli Glider) the RAT should always provide enough hydraulic pressure for the primary...
10th Sep 2008, 11:07
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Posted By snowfalcon2

No. You might want to look at my post #1736 ...

No. You might want to look at my post #1736 (http://www.pprune.org/rumours-news/340666-ba038-b777-thread-87.html#post4373610)to get confirmation on that point. This is a secondary issue, but not...
10th Sep 2008, 08:25
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Posted By snowfalcon2

I tried to estimate the obstacle clearance of...

I tried to estimate the obstacle clearance of BA038's flight path by comparing the FDR trace and Google Earth. It appears to have crossed A30 about 5 sec before touchdown at about 100 ft height. At...
5th Sep 2008, 20:52
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Boeing is releasing new operating procedures to...

Boeing is releasing new operating procedures to deal with the BA038 icing threat, according to this newspiece in FlightGlobal....
4th Sep 2008, 19:57
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Posted By snowfalcon2

No, but the crew's conversation is hardly...

No, but the crew's conversation is hardly relevant to the the root cause of this accident.

It becomes interesting when looking at how they handled the emergency, but that's a secondary topic to...
4th Sep 2008, 18:42
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Posted By snowfalcon2

As far as I understand, fluid dynamics is a field...

As far as I understand, fluid dynamics is a field where science has not yet reached even close to the near-100% understanding that we have about mechanics, to name one example. Remember chaos theory:...
16th Jul 2008, 05:42
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Sure. However, in this case, it seems neither the...

Sure. However, in this case, it seems neither the operator, the training organization nor the supervising authority had deemed it necessary to prepare the pilot for this particular variant of the...
13th Jul 2008, 21:35
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Posted By snowfalcon2

PAXboy

Yes, basically the requirement has to be included in the aircraft certification standards in order to get things to happen. And for that to happen there usually needs to be evidence of a number of...
8th Jul 2008, 16:29
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Posted By snowfalcon2

ChristiaanJ,

that's exactly my point, with today's computer technology it would be no big deal to design a capable integrated autopilot/autothrottle. It's about time, too, considering the technology advances in...
8th Jul 2008, 15:47
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Dated1,

I'm fairly convinced the subject of a possible "stretching the glide" will be included in the accident report. As I see it, the report may suggest one of three things:
a) do nothing;
b) recommend...
13th May 2008, 21:04
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Tex37

This clogged fuel vent theory seems to be a recurring favourite here on Pprune.
It's certainly feasible in theory. At our airfield we had a case of a totally "imploded" fuel tank on a light...
13th May 2008, 20:12
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Flight Safety

Not a bad suggestion. I'd guess it would be comparatively easy to do a test to find out where any vacuum induced temporary buckling/collapsing of the fuel piping might occur. Those locations could...
14th Apr 2008, 16:50
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Hi,

I'm not sure if I understand the question 100%. I believe there are several posters here with a much better knowledge of the B777 tank construction than myself.

What I can add is the regulatory...
13th Apr 2008, 18:23
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Frost

I agree fully with Chris. This is based on a survey of about 50 photographs of landing B777s showing the wing undersides. I can find only one picture possibly suggesting wing surface frost in the...
13th Apr 2008, 15:04
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Posted By snowfalcon2

PBL, Demomonkey

I think you are sidetracked by this proposed obstacle-avoidance software. Let's look at the feasibility of the original proposal, which was an autopilot sub-mode that would fly the plane to its best...
12th Apr 2008, 15:27
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Well, in my world an engine failure means a loss...

Well, in my world an engine failure means a loss of the energy supply. Which is a good reason to use the airplane's remaining energy in the optimal way.
11th Apr 2008, 19:49
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Hi demomonkey,

thanks for your comment. However, I still believe it's technically doable with reasonable effort.



The words in (my) italics are the key here. Complete engine failure on final approach is...
10th Apr 2008, 07:17
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Regarding the glide issue and autopilot. I...

Regarding the glide issue and autopilot.
I believe a modern computerized airliner already has almost all the data necessary to enable its computers to calculate in real time how it can best make...
1st Apr 2008, 20:52
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Re: Sunfish, Airfoilmod and irritation

Good posts. Aviation safety development is based on openness and frankness. While adhering to that leads to extraneous "naive worthless contributions" and other extra "noise", my feeling is that that...
26th Feb 2008, 19:56
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Thread creep or not, I feel rather humble to find...

Thread creep or not, I feel rather humble to find myself in an aviation forum with guys such as archae86. I wonder if that team had any idea at the time about how much their work would change the...
21st Feb 2008, 09:08
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Posted By snowfalcon2

It is interesting that on this topic the latest...

It is interesting that on this topic the latest report essentially repeats the information released earlier and gives no new details about the behaviour of the engines. Was the rpm steady, decreasing...
19th Feb 2008, 18:35
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Hi Topslide6, thanks for the comment. I just...

Hi Topslide6,

thanks for the comment. I just like to stress that I'm not blaming the crew in any way here. The situation was apparently so extraordinary that one can't realistically expect more.
19th Feb 2008, 17:20
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Posted By snowfalcon2

Woodenwonder: I had the same...

Woodenwonder:



I had the same thoughts, as expressed a while ago in this post. (http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?p=3854688#post3854688)

Just as a remark: The original...
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