A380 FlightDeck
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Re: A380 FlightDeck
I think those "bumps" are the hand rest for the trackball and buttons in front of them.
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Re: A380 FlightDeck
Just had a thought!!
If the co-pilot is predominantly left-handed......then what? :doho:
Nigel.
If the co-pilot is predominantly left-handed......then what? :doho:
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Re: A380 FlightDeck
:think: Same as the captain who is likely to be right handed 
I'm cackhanded so I guess it fdoesn't matter. :roll:
Garry
I'm cackhanded so I guess it fdoesn't matter. :roll:
Garry
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Re: A380 FlightDeck
'Fraid I'm one of these odd people, I am left handed but.....flew right handed in gliders and could not for the life of me fly left handed.....when I did try it once I was like Bambi....out of co-ordination!! :brick:
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Re: A380 FlightDeck
Joe
The red button is common to all Airbus side sticks - its a lock out button - so if the other guy has a heartattack or something and has a death grip on
the sidestick the PF(R) (remaining
) can press the red button and it disables the other side stick so he can fly the aircraft. The button that changes
views is about two inches below your chin ;-)
Leif
The red button is common to all Airbus side sticks - its a lock out button - so if the other guy has a heartattack or something and has a death grip on
the sidestick the PF(R) (remaining
) can press the red button and it disables the other side stick so he can fly the aircraft. The button that changes views is about two inches below your chin ;-)
Leif
