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12th March 2012 | 16:26

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Zeus

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From: Western Spiral Arm, Milky Way (sorry I cannot be more specific!)

I have seen reference to a "noodle" in various forums regarding Boeing glass displays and cannot find any reference to such a thing in Boeing manuals.

Is the "noodle" the same thing as the trend vector on the navigation display?

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Z

12th March 2012 | 17:17

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OK465

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Yes.

(Don't confuse this with catching catfish with one's bare hands.

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12th March 2012 | 17:45

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grounded27

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That would be Noodleing sir...

12th March 2012 | 18:28

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Zeus

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From: Western Spiral Arm, Milky Way (sorry I cannot be more specific!)

Thank you!

(Not what we call it in my Company, but I couldn't possibly post that one here

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12th March 2012 | 23:25

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Capn Bloggs

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From: Seat 1A

We also call the airspeed trend a noodle. One has to use extreme caution when the noodle gets into the zipper!

13th March 2012 | 00:10

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Kuchan

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Noodle is meen or mee

You can have chow meen, dry noodle, kolo mee, tomato noodle or maggie mee or No 34.

I do nice fried noodle for £2 a dish.

Order soon before disappointment