More 777 Info
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More 777 Info
Good evening,
In a few weeks i will start my conversion to the 777.
For the 737 there is a very useful book "Cockpit Companion"
I was wondering if there is similar reading material for the 777?? Looking for some "nice-to-know" , extra technical/systems background info; not found in the FCOM's (which are not very in-depth IMHO)
Looking forward to some recommendations,
Thanks very much in advance,
NB.
In a few weeks i will start my conversion to the 777.
For the 737 there is a very useful book "Cockpit Companion"
I was wondering if there is similar reading material for the 777?? Looking for some "nice-to-know" , extra technical/systems background info; not found in the FCOM's (which are not very in-depth IMHO)
Looking forward to some recommendations,
Thanks very much in advance,
NB.
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yes sir, I have the FCOMs and QRH. Thank you for the offer.
I was wondering if there are any publications á-la 737 Cockpit companion, which give more detailed information.
For my current aircraft (ye olde Fokker) my company issues the standard manuals and on top of those a publication called `plane facts´ which provides some extra scematics and in-depth explanations.
I´m looking for similar info for the 777 (if such a publication exists...)
Is it me, or are AOMs /FCOMs getting less detailed ?
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I was wondering if there are any publications á-la 737 Cockpit companion, which give more detailed information.
For my current aircraft (ye olde Fokker) my company issues the standard manuals and on top of those a publication called `plane facts´ which provides some extra scematics and in-depth explanations.
I´m looking for similar info for the 777 (if such a publication exists...)
Is it me, or are AOMs /FCOMs getting less detailed ?
NB
Training for many years now has been "Specific Behavioral Objectives". What that means is "we teach you how to work the systems, not how the systems work".
I prefer a bit more info but often the instructors, if you get one - we get a CBT package and a phone number to call an instructor with any questions - don't know any more than the package.
Good luck in finding more "nice to know" information.
I prefer a bit more info but often the instructors, if you get one - we get a CBT package and a phone number to call an instructor with any questions - don't know any more than the package.
Good luck in finding more "nice to know" information.
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Allways worth to take a chat with the maintenance guys, sometimes they can provide you with a digital copy of their manuals regarding systems which usually do explain quite a bit more than the FCOMs.