A320 One Engine Taxi Out
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A320 One Engine Taxi Out
Hello all, I have been combining one engine taxi out with one pack off green operating procedure but has told they can't be combined as the pack off line is not laid out on the one engine taxi procedure.
what do you think?
what do you think?
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We use a combination of what Check Airman and Cough do. We leave the L pack off instead of the right one and x-bleed open until after the second engine is started
Only half a speed-brake
How long are the average, err, median taxi times for you guys that are SOP'd to do taxi out OEI ? Just being curious, as over here people would not consider it for durations less than 25 minutes.
I am sure after proper training and some time to settle the drill in, it could become a second nature, myself being quite a fan of OEI taxi in. Yet still, on the outbound find the idea somewhat bitter to swallow on a A32S.
I am sure after proper training and some time to settle the drill in, it could become a second nature, myself being quite a fan of OEI taxi in. Yet still, on the outbound find the idea somewhat bitter to swallow on a A32S.
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We don't touch the pack switches or the X-bleed switch unless directed by the QRH or the MEL. Frankly, there is enough going on out there without having to come up with one's own "combinations".
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How long are the average, err, median taxi times for you guys that are SOP'd to do taxi out OEI ? Just being curious, as over here people would not consider it for durations less than 25 minutes.
I am sure after proper training and some time to settle the drill in, it could become a second nature, myself being quite a fan of OEI taxi in. Yet still, on the outbound find the idea somewhat bitter to swallow on a A32S.
I am sure after proper training and some time to settle the drill in, it could become a second nature, myself being quite a fan of OEI taxi in. Yet still, on the outbound find the idea somewhat bitter to swallow on a A32S.
You're right though, it does become second nature after a while and I always try to take my time to do whole button pressing thingy, i.e. do it cautiously, as you are prone to creating a start failure if you don't do it right.
I'm all up for doing OET out as long as it's done correctly, it's not that difficult either