B737NG A/T
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B737NG A/T
Hey,
I've been reading the 737NG FCOM but I cant seem to find the answer to something I've been wondering, so I'll ask you all experts.
You are on approach, you have disconnected A/P and A/T. At say 250 baro, you have to go around. Now, with A/T not armed (since you disengagged it) if you pushed those TO/GA buttons on the thrust levers, would A/T engage and give you TO/GA thrust?
Cheers.
I've been reading the 737NG FCOM but I cant seem to find the answer to something I've been wondering, so I'll ask you all experts.
You are on approach, you have disconnected A/P and A/T. At say 250 baro, you have to go around. Now, with A/T not armed (since you disengagged it) if you pushed those TO/GA buttons on the thrust levers, would A/T engage and give you TO/GA thrust?
Cheers.
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Simple answer is no.
However if on the approach de-select speed (rather than disconnecting the A/T) the A/T is waiting in the background, and when TOGA is selected you will get reduced go-around thrust.
There are other advantages also to de-selecting speed but I hope I have answered this question.
Regards
Exeng
There are other advantages also to de-selecting speed but I hope I have answered this question.
Regards
Exeng
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However if on the approach de-select speed (rather than disconnecting the A/T) the A/T is waiting in the background
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To answer your question: NO. The de-selecting speed has been a topic of conversation around the pilot bazaars for years. There are many schools of thought about it. I think it came about due to the feature on some other Boeing types, but it is not a Boeing procedure on B737NG's. Much will depend on your SOP's and how they are written.
