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XPMorten 8th July 2005 12:04

737NG Autopilot VNAV
 
Hi,

This photo is taken from one of the very latest
737NG's produced and it has a Collins autopilot.

My question is - where did the VNAV button go?

http://www.xplanefreeware.net/morten/DIV/APswa.jpg

Cheers,

MM

Ryanairpilot 8th July 2005 14:10

the autothrottle is placarded inop.

Dehavillanddriver 8th July 2005 21:57

Doesn't Southwest have the auto throttle and VNAV disabled to ensure ease of swapping of crews between the 200/300 and 700?

Dumb idea in my opinion, god invented all this good gear - to deliberately not use it is bizarre!

XPMorten 9th July 2005 07:53

Correct, thats a SWA 737-700 - good guess Dehavillanddrive :cool:

Thanks!

MM

Sooty 7th December 2005 11:26

Yep

aren't Southwest responsible for the NG being such an out of date dog of a thing instead of a modern up to date aeroplane similar to the 777? They made Boeing leave the same overhead panel for dual type rating. It would have had EICAS and everything otherwise!!:(

Jhieminga 7th December 2005 13:08

The VNAV button is blanked off between the IAS/MACH and HEADING windows. See here for the 'complete' panel: http://www.b737.org.uk/glareshield.htm


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