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Interesting ideas in that article but doesn't seem quite right. In case of Sullenberger, the transcript below tells a more complex story, he immediately took ov
by stmw 7y ago
Interesting ideas in that article but doesn't seem quite right. In case of Sullenberger, the transcript below tells a more complex story, he immediately took over control of the stricken aircraft, not a lot of humility here:
"15:27:07 HOT-1 after takeoff checklist complete.
15:27:10.4 HOT-1 birds.
15:27:11 HOT-2 whoa.
15:27:11.4 CAM [sound of thump/thud(s) followed by shuddering sound]
15:27:12 HOT-2 oh #.
15:27:13 HOT-1 oh yeah.
15:27:13 CAM [sound similar to decrease in engine noise/frequency begins]
15:27:14 HOT-2 uh oh.
15:27:15 HOT-1 we got one rol- both of 'em rolling back.
15:27:18 CAM [rumbling sound begins and continues until approximately 15:28:08]
15:27:18.5 HOT-1 ignition, start.
15:27:21.3 HOT-1 I'm starting the APU.
15:27:22.4 FWC [sound of single chime]
15:27:23.2 HOT-1 my aircraft.
15:27:24 HOT-2 your aircraft.
15:27:24.4 FWC [sound of single chime]
15:27:25 CAM [sound similar to electrical noise from engine igniters begins]
15:27:26.5 FWC priority left. [auto callout from the FWC. this occurs when the sidestick priority button is activated on the Captain's sidestick]
"
https://www.tailstrike.com/150109.htm https://www.tailstrike.com/150109.htm
- ginko 7y agoI don't get what that transcript is supposed to show. It's mostly "uh oh"'s and descriptions of sounds to me. Care to explain?
- DangitBobby 7y agoNot OC, but it seems like there was barely any communication at all until he decided to take control of the plane, and he just said "my aircraft" to ask for control.