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And this is why I'll go up to my IFR and maybe dual prop but nothing more. That guy is the kind d of person I want flying my plane, maybe. Only if he handles co
by wheaties 12y ago
And this is why I'll go up to my IFR and maybe dual prop but nothing more. That guy is the kind d of person I want flying my plane, maybe. Only if he handles context switching well...
- omegant 12y agoDon't be afraid of all that complexity, most of that swithches are used sparingly or at all during each flight. The ones that get more use are the common flight controls and navigation aids (FMC, autopilot, etc...). I'm airbus 320 pilot by the way.
- ckib16 12y agoYes exactly. It's the same way in fighters. The vast majority of switches are used maybe once. There were some F-16 switches that I never touched in 11 years. In fact, some switches are actually secured with copper wire to be used only in certain emergencies. Believe me, you can handle it. IFR is all about cross-check, preparation and staying ahead of the jet. Not the number of switches available to you.