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January 15th 09, 05:13 AM
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Coupled Landing
Rode thru my first coupled landing last week at SFO.
737-800, Wx 100 ft & 1/8 mile forecast in Bay Area Fog. I never saw ground before we touched down. Pilot said he only touched controls after rolling down R/W and he went into reverse thrust with engines. Touch down was smoother than VFR Pilot landing back at IAH on return leg. What was that cartoon titled ??? "Born 70 Years Too Soon"  )Big John 
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January 17th 09, 09:05 AM
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Tech Support wrote in :
Rode thru my first coupled landing last week at SFO. 737-800, Wx 100 ft & 1/8 mile forecast in Bay Area Fog. I never saw ground before we touched down. Pilot said he only touched controls after rolling down R/W and he went into reverse thrust with engines. That's the only thing he would have had to do, in fact. Even nosewheel steering would have been guided by the AP Touch down was smoother than VFR Pilot landing back at IAH on return leg. usually is. The consistencey is astonishing, really. What was that cartoon titled ??? "Born 70 Years Too Soon" Or too late. Think the pilot could have handled an American Eaglet? Bertie
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January 17th 09, 05:40 PM
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"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message ... Tech Support wrote in : Rode thru my first coupled landing last week at SFO. 737-800, Wx 100 ft & 1/8 mile forecast in Bay Area Fog. I never saw ground before we touched down. Pilot said he only touched controls after rolling down R/W and he went into reverse thrust with engines. That's the only thing he would have had to do, in fact. Even nosewheel steering would have been guided by the AP Touch down was smoother than VFR Pilot landing back at IAH on return leg. usually is. The consistencey is astonishing, really. What was that cartoon titled ??? "Born 70 Years Too Soon" Or too late. Think the pilot could have handled an American Eaglet? Bertie Most anything hi tech would astonish you.
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January 17th 09, 06:04 PM
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Coupled Landing
"Maxwell" #$$9#@%%%.^^^ wrote in
: "Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message ... Tech Support wrote in : Rode thru my first coupled landing last week at SFO. 737-800, Wx 100 ft & 1/8 mile forecast in Bay Area Fog. I never saw ground before we touched down. Pilot said he only touched controls after rolling down R/W and he went into reverse thrust with engines. That's the only thing he would have had to do, in fact. Even nosewheel steering would have been guided by the AP Touch down was smoother than VFR Pilot landing back at IAH on return leg. usually is. The consistencey is astonishing, really. What was that cartoon titled ??? "Born 70 Years Too Soon" Or too late. Think the pilot could have handled an American Eaglet? Bertie Most anything hi tech would astonish you. Oh ouch. Wannabe boi is having another shot at Bertie.. Bertie SOOOO depressed! Bwawhahwhahwhha! Bertie
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