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Need to talk to a B737 pilot...

Discussion in 'Other Off Topic Forum' started by Mike C, Oct 7, 2005.

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  1. Mike C

    Mike C F1 Veteran
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    I need to talk to a pilot qualified on a B737. Would you PM me a phone number for an offline discussion?

    Thanks!
     
  2. BWS550

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    ASK JORDAN WITHERSPOON

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  3. TexasMike

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    ....ground control to Major Tom.....
     
  6. Dcup

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    take your protein pills and put your helmet on ......
     
  7. MarkPDX

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    I have ridden in the jumpseat for a few takeoffs and landings......
     
  8. REMIX

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    <--- 737 junkie here. I have the full 2,129 page operation manual if you have any technical needs.

    RMX
     
  9. Mike C

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    Awesome, thanks! I did get the answers I needed from Jordan_747. Do you actually pilot, or flight sim, or...?
     
  10. LetsJet

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    What's the big secret Mike?

    Can you share?
     
  11. Mike C

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    No big secret -- I'm doing some consulting work, and I needed to fully understand the standard 3 degree glide slope used when landing so that I could compute how low a plane is likely to be during landing approach as it goes over certain areas near airports. That also relates to me helping a friend with "plane spotting" (the www.planespotting.com airport index has some good locations).
     
  12. donv

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    Why did you need a 737 guy for that? Any decent CFI should be able to explain that.

     
  13. Der Meister

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    Well im a student pilot, and they should be around a 3-4* glide slope. i would think that they would flare in the last 1000-2000 feet from ther runway aprox 300ft off the ground. they uisally try for the 1000 ft touch down make wihch is the big rectangular boxes on the runway. i think that should help....
     
  14. REMIX

    REMIX Two Time F1 World Champ

    If you're using US approach plates, I believe the glideslope data is there, and it's different for different approaches. I fly small singles.

    RMX
     
  15. Gilles27

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    I just found this thread. Let me know if you have any other Q's, my buddy flies one.
     
  16. matkat

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    Mike if You use the jeppesen approach plates all such data is on there.
     

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