Just turn on the STORM button if its completly dark Edit: i forgot it just turns on cockpit lights so instead always check the temperature before climbing to 10,000ft If its 8960ft true altitude becuase of the Temperature Altidute error so instead id reccomand Telling ATC your climbing up to 15,000ft not 10,000
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victoria_elliott2 weeks, 1 day ago
You truly do learn something new everyday. Thanks for sharing Lux!
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rolando_zayas2 weeks, 1 day ago
Me who said what the fuck you mean only 1000 feet of clearance I fit the engineering stereotype to well lol
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robin_eaton2 weeks, 1 day ago
I mean, you’re probably not dead if your GPWS works.
pedrolucas.abreu2 weeks, 1 day ago
Oh wow I didn’t know that lol😂 thanks a lot
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christina.lewis2 weeks, 1 day ago
What would happen if the temperature outside was higher than the standard one?
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james_west2 weeks ago
"If you said YES, you are DEAD" GPWS and Terrain Radar: "WE QUIT, MISTER ONE-MAN-SHOW!"
michael.campbell2 weeks, 1 day ago
And this is (one of the reasons) why IFR altitudes give a higher minimum altitude over mountainous terrain versus non-mountainous. Usually, you get an extra 1,000ft of clearance, sometimes more.
eloah_damata2 weeks, 1 day ago
Could of known that sooner
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rebecca.jordan2 weeks, 1 day ago
wish i knew this sooner! Thanks for not making me crash my 737!
ashleyjames9852 weeks, 1 day ago
He surpasses himself more and more each day.
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william_grant2 weeks, 1 day ago
Freshly baked short
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colleen_woodard2 weeks ago
Terrain ahead, pull up pull up!
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liabeier2612 weeks, 1 day ago
I have a better question, why are we at 10,000 feet? Am I the pilot for Uruguayan air force 571 or something?
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carmen.vigil2 weeks, 1 day ago
Ah yes lux planes always entertains me
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erick_pimenta2 weeks, 1 day ago
I feel like if your cruising at 10,000 feet we have other things to deal with
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naksh_chaudhry2 weeks, 1 day ago
Thanks for telling NGL 😊 Well if the plane was on cruising altitude like 35,000 ft how much percent it will be?
micheal_santiago2 weeks, 1 day ago
Ts why the altimeter was invented to correct the height in ft like altimeter 29.92 inHg
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luce.antoine2 weeks, 1 day ago
Thx for XP12 tip
angela.patterson2 weeks ago
Yes i will go straight, Why? This exist: **TERAIN TERAIN, PULL UP! PULL UP!**
Just turn on the STORM button if its completly dark Edit: i forgot it just turns on cockpit lights so instead always check the temperature before climbing to 10,000ft If its 8960ft true altitude becuase of the Temperature Altidute error so instead id reccomand Telling ATC your climbing up to 15,000ft not 10,000
You truly do learn something new everyday. Thanks for sharing Lux!
Me who said what the fuck you mean only 1000 feet of clearance I fit the engineering stereotype to well lol
I mean, you’re probably not dead if your GPWS works.
Oh wow I didn’t know that lol😂 thanks a lot
What would happen if the temperature outside was higher than the standard one?
"If you said YES, you are DEAD" GPWS and Terrain Radar: "WE QUIT, MISTER ONE-MAN-SHOW!"
And this is (one of the reasons) why IFR altitudes give a higher minimum altitude over mountainous terrain versus non-mountainous. Usually, you get an extra 1,000ft of clearance, sometimes more.
Could of known that sooner
wish i knew this sooner! Thanks for not making me crash my 737!
He surpasses himself more and more each day.
Freshly baked short
Terrain ahead, pull up pull up!
I have a better question, why are we at 10,000 feet? Am I the pilot for Uruguayan air force 571 or something?
Ah yes lux planes always entertains me
I feel like if your cruising at 10,000 feet we have other things to deal with
Thanks for telling NGL 😊 Well if the plane was on cruising altitude like 35,000 ft how much percent it will be?
Ts why the altimeter was invented to correct the height in ft like altimeter 29.92 inHg
Thx for XP12 tip
Yes i will go straight, Why? This exist: **TERAIN TERAIN, PULL UP! PULL UP!**