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transmorphersays...Looks fake to me. But maybe the 737 really does fly that smooth *shrugs*
Mookalsays...That's what I look like when I'm in an After Burner arcade machine.
FlowersInHisHairTwo jobs I never object to being paid lots of money: airline pilots and anaesthetists
KrazyKat42says...and the poor people in the last rows are getting whiplash
mxxconNow is he actually steering the plane like this or is the wind pushing on control surfaces and this is the feedback?
PaybackI'm pretty sure there's lag between the controls and the surfaces.
Now is he actually steering the plane like this or is the wind pushing on control surfaces and this is the feedback?
AshenkaseYep,
This is a difficult landing and there are tonnes of corrections happening, but you would see the same type of corrections on any landing (just not as many).
And it doesn't matter the size of the plane either. I have been in a float plane multiple times and the same type of corrections happen on landing with that aircraft.
Take offs are mostly a breeze. Get your speed, pull up and and you are on your way. Landings are what those guys are paid for.
I'm pretty sure there's lag between the controls and the surfaces.
mentality"Sorry son, your surgeon replaced your heart with a potato. But you didn't feel it at all; the anesthesia was AWESOME!"
Two jobs I never object to being paid lots of money: airline pilots and anaesthetists
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