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Originally posted by elaw View PostOh yeah, because electronics (and electromechanical bits and hydraulic bits and mechanical bits, all of which usually are connected together to create an autoflight system) never fail. :roll
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Originally posted by 3WE View PostKomrade elawsky, Perhaps report Komrade Gabrielsky was referencing was using much more excellent unit of measure called meters, invented by great Russian scientists, and lovingly adopted by the collective people at the suggestion of central politbureau? 100 glorious meters is not too different from 1000 inferior American feet...and maybe Komrade Gabriel mis-speak and say feet...or not.
(By the way, I believe it is proper grammar to bold ISGPOTM. )
(And you are right, I meant 1000 ft and I fixed it)
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Originally posted by brianw999 View PostProper grammar would be to use the words that make up the acronym ISGPOTM/ISGPOTM.
Then everyone would know what you are talking about.
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Originally posted by brianw999 View PostProper grammar would be to use the words that make up the acronym ISGPOTM/ISGPOTM.
Then everyone would know what you are talking about.
Les règles de l'aviation de base découragent de longues périodes de dur tirer vers le haut.
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A UTAir Boeing 737-500, registration VQ-BPQ performing flight UT-716 from Riga (Latvia) to Moscow Vnukovo (Russia), had been enroute at FL360 and completed the flight with a safe landing at Moscow Vnukovo.
Passengers reported (on Oct 1st 2017) the aircraft was in cruise flight when the aircraft suddenly entered a dive, the passengers began to pray fearing for their lives. The crew managed to recover the aircraft and landed safely at Vnukovo. It subsequently turned out that there had been an electronic problem with the autopilot suddenly changing mode.
The airline (also on Oct 1st 2017) however denied any dive or deviation from the flight level (editorial note: supported by the data transmitted by the aircraft's transponder).
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Originally posted by Leftseat86 View PostIt subsequently turned out that there had been an electronic problem with the autopilot suddenly changing mode.
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Originally posted by Evan View PostSubsequently, it turns out that the crew didn't understand the fundamental and basic procedure to monitor and maintain appropriate attitudes and airspeeds during a sort of critical phase of flight...Les règles de l'aviation de base découragent de longues périodes de dur tirer vers le haut.
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Update in avherald:
While intercepting the glideslope the crew selected the flaps to 30 degrees. The autopilot went offline, autothrottle remained connected and increased thrust to about 95%, which caused the aircraft to pitch up due the engines underneath the wings producing a pitch up moment. The crew attempted to counteract by pushing the yoke forward and attempted to reduce engine thrust, however, with autothrottle still engaged the engines still remained in high thrust causing the aircraft to pitch up to 45 degrees nose up, the speed decreased to below 100 knots
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Originally posted by Evan View PostJ C !
Where was the pitch trim when the AP went off, I would love to know.
It seemed they were nose high (maybe trying to slow up some) and maybe intentionally lowered the nose rapidly with very little trim adjustment then flaps go out with more nose up trim effect
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...Here you are with a plane configured to want to go mega nose up...
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THEN when you add the underslung engines and the aerodynamics do their thing.
This feels extremely 3BS and defies logic...just grasping at straws to understand the logic defying 'pull up'.Les règles de l'aviation de base découragent de longues périodes de dur tirer vers le haut.
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