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Originally posted by TiffanyInLA
According to you, you say it's impossible.
You first said it was "easy" but that was when you thought it was 500 mph in straight and level flight. Hopefully you now know better?
Originally posted by Xtrozero
At max power it doesn't take very long to accelerate, so I think we can assume they were not flying at 500 knots plus in aggressive maneuvers, but could put the aircraft on a straight in approach and then accelerated.
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Words of Mohammed Atta.
Since we never recovered the CVR, we will never know if he realized his mistake, and repeated any of that to the cabin. later.
Originally posted by TiffanyInLA
13 pages of evasion for weedwhacker/Jeff Gannon. Is this a record for you?
13 pages of evasion for weedwhacker/Jeff Gannon. Is this a record for you?
Are you saying a V-G diagram cannot be plotted if the V-Speeds are known?
Each airplane has its own V/g diagram which is valid at a certain weight and altitude.
Are the speeds plotted in the below V-G diagram are not representative of the speeds set by the manufacturer for a 767?
Originally posted by VirginiaRisesYetAgain
I've had basic physics classes, like millions of Americans and most other "truthers" on these forums, and I'm no pilot but I have no problem reading that diagram.
Originally posted by VirginiaRisesYetAgain
weedwhacker, have you ever verified your claim of being a pilot here with anything other than your word?
After all pilots have to go through training and certification in the real world to be able to fly planes, and these things have to be documented legally.
Thomas Salme .....
He practiced on a flight simulator until he thought he was ready to fly, and then printed a fake pilot's license at home. He got a job at European airline Air One, and spent 13 years flying passengers around Europe until being caught in March. The heavy hand of justice: a $2,500 fine and a one-year grounding.
Originally posted by TiffanyInLA
A good example was the guy who flew for an airline without ever being a documented pilot. His records were all fraudulent.
Thomas Salme .....
Originally posted by trebor451
Sounds like he had a more successful career than yours, Cap't Bob! Perhaps THAT is what you can do to get back in a cockpit!
Originally posted by Seventh
All I can say here is... If TiffanyinLA is capt Bob, then I think i`m gay .
[edit on 29-8-2010 by Seventh]
Originally posted by TiffanyInLA
Again, I'm flattered you think I'm Rob Baksamo, but at least his certificates are current if you care to check faa.gov. Too bad you'll never know which cockpit he is flying nowadays as I understand you and your smear brigade want to harass employers just like the Nazi's did.
Why don't you start with Capt Latas at Jetblue? Perhaps Boeing to let them know Capt Rusty Aimer shouldn't be a consultant on the 787?
Originally posted by trebor451
Do you have clue 1 about *anything* regarding the US Naval Aviation aircrew selection process? An organization it is quite clear you never had the honor nor ability to server with, much less fly for? Don't have 20/20? Sorry, no front seat for you. Corrected back to 20/20? Great! If you can pass the training, which included some psychological testing to ensure there weren't any grounded whack-job civilian pilots suffering from a severe case of Bush Derangement Syndrome (BDS) and dealing with some significant gender issues and likes wearing a leather corset, welcome aboard!
As far as Latas or Aimer or anyone else in your bevy of bountiful barnstormers is concerned, we can pretty much guarantee their employers *do not* know of their proclivities.
[They] keep their mouths shut and their opinions to themselves, it is obvious.
And I'm laughing at your Aimers comment. If one scintilla of what you claim is true, Boeing would be all over that.
Captain Aimer retired from United Airlines in July of 2004 as an International Wide Body Captain. During his commercial airline service Ross served as Flight Engineer, First Officer and Captain. FAA mandatory retirement brought Ross to Boeing Training where he was chosen to be among the first cadre of Training Captains to teach the customer airline pilots around world on their new state of the art Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
We still wonder...how come you are here on ATS, wearing that leather bustier
Originally posted by TiffanyInLA
Are you able to find one aircraft which exceeded it's Vmo by 150 knots, remained in control/stable and did not shed parts - prior to 9/11?
Originally posted by Xtrozero
I guess the big question is at what point does the wings rip off. The Maximum Dive Mach Number for a 767 is .91 and is where the .86 cruise Mach number is calculated from
and I see your chart caution range goes up to 430 KIAS.
With that said, does another 100 KIAS rip the wings off or cause uncontrollable flight?
Has Boeing come out and stated those numbers are impossible for the airplane to achieve under any conditions?
If Boeing engineers say it is so I then would believe them more than a pilot who really doesn’t know since he never would have flown close to the speed that the aircraft experiences structural failure. I can’t tell you what speeds the C-130 or C-141 wings will rip at 700’ AGL, but I can tell you we had about the same Vmo of 360 KIAS.