I wonder just how knackered that aircraft was after such a heavy landing 
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Re: Sunset @ london City
Yup.. speedbrake and lift dumpers didn't help him much there did they (though the lift dumpers ensured he didn't continue off into Canary Warf)! I wonder just how knackered that aircraft was after such a heavy landing
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Re: Sunset @ london City
Few types would have stayed in one piece after that 
.......says a lot for the 146
.......says a lot for the 146Garry
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Re: Sunset @ london City
In fact it stayed at LCY for three months.
Crossair pilots at work in this Swiss European 146...
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Crossair pilots at work in this Swiss European 146...
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Re: Sunset @ london City
just thinking....
...if somehow - this forum could be programmed into FS as a co pilot.. I mean think about it.
anytime someone needed a little help setting up the aircraft for landing, would certainly get all the flap they need.....
and if it worked well . the advert for it could be something like , bitch'n co-pilot
...if somehow - this forum could be programmed into FS as a co pilot.. I mean think about it.
anytime someone needed a little help setting up the aircraft for landing, would certainly get all the flap they need.....
and if it worked well . the advert for it could be something like ,
bitch'n co-pilot
Re: Sunset @ london City
Loved it John!Brian
