Correct! In a commercial jet you don't use the pedals except for take-off and landing and single engine flight (in the sim only with any luck!) although a lot of jets now have a rudder channel in the autopilot for engine failure situations.
Well, until you can afford the real training, there is something called "Multi Crew Experience" that will let you pretend for a while that you are in the game. It works with FSx and FS9.
how old are and what kind of plane flyer do you want to be i want to fly in raf be you need to work had in school 5gcse in science 4 in maths and 2 in english
btw the pay for a jet fighter is about 30k a year
my best aircraft, thx for te video cpt, ope u've already done ur type rating..
Mjksoccer, i dnt think that theres is available in Montreal this sim, i already asked, but u can find in other places in Canada..but if u find something near please advise.
0:47 and 4:05 pilot on the left is turning a switch on the upper-center panel. is that auto-pilot settings ? Pilot on the right seems to still fly the plane at the time ?
The pilot on the left is assisting me (on the right). When the autopilot is not engaged the pilot flying the plane keeps his hands on the controls at all times and directs any knob turning through the other pilot. The knob you refer to sets the target speed bug. Everytime I want to adjust speed I first ask him to set a speed with the bug, then I adjust the thrust with the left hand to obtain that speed.
This is a simulator in The Netherlands close to the city The Hague/Zoetermeer. The person who own this simulators is a brother of a friend of my...! :D
No single person owns this simulator - it isn't FSX !! This Sim is worth around 12 Million Euro! This does however belong to a company in the Netherlands, and it's located in Hoofddorp near Amsterdam Schipol.
Yes if you look it's a pretty constant 30 degree AoB turn all the way round - any suggestion of a base leg with this sort of thing would take us through the centreline since we can't bank more than 30 degrees. The base training preparation is taught this way - never really been sure of the need for a 'base' anyway - the RAF don't sign up to it.
I can see the advantage if you're entering an aircraft under radar control into an active approach lane to land but if the aircraft is bashing the circuit, separation is purely the pilots concern in a 'visual' pattern.
Think the idea with this profile is to stay close in to the airport to remain in good visual contact and whether you need to fly a 'base' or not would depend on the wind. A normal visual approach on the line would usually have a hint of base thrown in for good measure. Do you have a General Aviation background? There the square circuit is King I know!! lol
Ah yeah, didn't really see that.. is it around 3 miles around it? No green circle (fix page thing?) though! And ah yes, was going to mentioned the 'oval' military circuits ;) And yep quite a few hours PPL.. i've noticed at Liverpool when Ezy & Ryr are doing visual approaches (latley ILS been U/S) they will do a "normal" circuit ;) Are you a current line pilot?
Range rings are always used on the line yes, we use them for situational awareness, but again, this was training, and in the sim. I've worked from Liverpool and seem to remember they love a good visual! The advice I got was "if you wang it round the back of the Runcorn bridge ya can't go far wrong!!" and it works for 27!
It's worth diferentiating between 'Visual Circuits' and a 'Visual Approach'. What you see in this vid is Circuits and what you see the line pilot's conducting is a 'Visual Approach' where the aim is to get into a position from which you can safely make an approach. Basically you don't need to follow a procedure. Circuits are obviously multiple touch and go landings and only occur during training and this is the way it's done for training. Yes i'm a current line pilot.
No they don't, when they simulate a decompression they just make the instruments indicate one and there's a loud noise if it's an explosive or rapid one.
It's 'Hot' by Avril Lavigne - saw her live in Birmingham 30th May, truly awesome!! Did you like or cringe?? She's a bit like Marmite i'm told from people on the other side of the fence.
About £70,000 to get this far. Probably around £500 for an amateur hour. There are cheaper simulators, this one cost the company concerned around 12 million quid!! There's a 727 and a 737-200 at Bournemouth Airport that are probably available, get in touch with European Aviation there for a trial flight.
If is Yaw Damper on and you're turning with ailerons, you don't have to use rudder pedals? Is that true? Thx
csapilot1 7 months ago
Correct! In a commercial jet you don't use the pedals except for take-off and landing and single engine flight (in the sim only with any luck!) although a lot of jets now have a rudder channel in the autopilot for engine failure situations.
yoof01 7 months ago
It's Schiphol not Schipol
spockspot 11 months ago
excelent simulator !
TheAvigdor 1 year ago
Nice landing ....
Djcarvamooiboy 1 year ago
Very nice touch and go...
starskydavid 1 year ago
i am 16 and got to go into the 737-800 continental sims... man it is a blast you did a great job!
tubagod88 1 year ago
i like ur landing mate!! good one!
cubes887 1 year ago
WOW!! :l amazing much :O!!!
DaVeTheTaliban 1 year ago
Damn this shit is boss... When i'm rich i'm so spending the 12mill euros on this xD
madzane94 1 year ago
Are you working for an airline now? if so did you get type rated before or after you were employed?
TheMcAnus 1 year ago
Well, until you can afford the real training, there is something called "Multi Crew Experience" that will let you pretend for a while that you are in the game. It works with FSx and FS9.
Google will probably find it for you!
bigsparrow1 1 year ago
seriously i dont know what i should do...
i want to become rich...
yet i want to be a pilot...
what should i be?
AirCalv 2 years ago
Easy, get rich buy a plane...
cohen200 2 years ago 3
how old are and what kind of plane flyer do you want to be i want to fly in raf be you need to work had in school 5gcse in science 4 in maths and 2 in english
btw the pay for a jet fighter is about 30k a year
gtaboy1224567 2 years ago
cool , thanx for the nice video , wish to u the good luck
mazenbmw 2 years ago
my best aircraft, thx for te video cpt, ope u've already done ur type rating..
Mjksoccer, i dnt think that theres is available in Montreal this sim, i already asked, but u can find in other places in Canada..but if u find something near please advise.
TrankiL0 2 years ago
0:47 and 4:05 pilot on the left is turning a switch on the upper-center panel. is that auto-pilot settings ? Pilot on the right seems to still fly the plane at the time ?
cool video.
czakoo 2 years ago
The pilot on the left is assisting me (on the right). When the autopilot is not engaged the pilot flying the plane keeps his hands on the controls at all times and directs any knob turning through the other pilot. The knob you refer to sets the target speed bug. Everytime I want to adjust speed I first ask him to set a speed with the bug, then I adjust the thrust with the left hand to obtain that speed.
yoof01 2 years ago
This is a simulator in The Netherlands close to the city The Hague/Zoetermeer. The person who own this simulators is a brother of a friend of my...! :D
FlyinTheNetherlands 2 years ago
No single person owns this simulator - it isn't FSX !! This Sim is worth around 12 Million Euro! This does however belong to a company in the Netherlands, and it's located in Hoofddorp near Amsterdam Schipol.
yoof01 2 years ago 8
So cool.. when I grow up, I want to be a pilot..
windnoob 2 years ago
Hey Windnoob, the idea is you become a pilot so you don't have to grow up!! :-) It's great - do it as soon as you can!
yoof01 2 years ago
Hey. thanks for the reply =)
I really wanna be a pilot.. It's just an awesome feeling.
windnoob 2 years ago
im more concerned about my life than feelings :P
penihop 2 years ago
Huh? :p
windnoob 2 years ago
@windnoob me too dude
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applesweeter 2 years ago
someone know where i can find this at montreal Canada ?
mjksoccer 2 years ago
Nice video but why Avril im Canadian. I dont like her music but shes very good looking :-)
neilpatel1 2 years ago
Ryanair? Nice approach.. there's no real base leg though..? Though i suppose it would be tougher to make a good finals turn and line up properly
spitfir3ace 2 years ago
Yes if you look it's a pretty constant 30 degree AoB turn all the way round - any suggestion of a base leg with this sort of thing would take us through the centreline since we can't bank more than 30 degrees. The base training preparation is taught this way - never really been sure of the need for a 'base' anyway - the RAF don't sign up to it.
yoof01 2 years ago
from an ATCO point of view you need a base leg to do accurate spacing ...
maskedhedgehog 2 years ago
I can see the advantage if you're entering an aircraft under radar control into an active approach lane to land but if the aircraft is bashing the circuit, separation is purely the pilots concern in a 'visual' pattern.
yoof01 2 years ago
Think the idea with this profile is to stay close in to the airport to remain in good visual contact and whether you need to fly a 'base' or not would depend on the wind. A normal visual approach on the line would usually have a hint of base thrown in for good measure. Do you have a General Aviation background? There the square circuit is King I know!! lol
yoof01 2 years ago
Ah yeah, didn't really see that.. is it around 3 miles around it? No green circle (fix page thing?) though! And ah yes, was going to mentioned the 'oval' military circuits ;) And yep quite a few hours PPL.. i've noticed at Liverpool when Ezy & Ryr are doing visual approaches (latley ILS been U/S) they will do a "normal" circuit ;) Are you a current line pilot?
spitfir3ace 2 years ago
Range rings are always used on the line yes, we use them for situational awareness, but again, this was training, and in the sim. I've worked from Liverpool and seem to remember they love a good visual! The advice I got was "if you wang it round the back of the Runcorn bridge ya can't go far wrong!!" and it works for 27!
yoof01 2 years ago
It's worth diferentiating between 'Visual Circuits' and a 'Visual Approach'. What you see in this vid is Circuits and what you see the line pilot's conducting is a 'Visual Approach' where the aim is to get into a position from which you can safely make an approach. Basically you don't need to follow a procedure. Circuits are obviously multiple touch and go landings and only occur during training and this is the way it's done for training. Yes i'm a current line pilot.
yoof01 2 years ago
quiero uno para mi casa
drbataco13 3 years ago
how fun!
BobbyJEL101 3 years ago
hey how much can i get one of dese for?
civicfreak22 3 years ago
At least be bothered to read the other comments below - the answer lies within!!
yoof01 3 years ago
In a simulator like that do they have a pressurized cabin? I mean like in a real airplane when you're ears hurt?
TacticalDude2 2 years ago
No they don't, when they simulate a decompression they just make the instruments indicate one and there's a loud noise if it's an explosive or rapid one.
yoof01 2 years ago
luck you guys :D
flagkakis 3 years ago
Song?
lewisredshaw29 3 years ago
It's 'Hot' by Avril Lavigne - saw her live in Birmingham 30th May, truly awesome!! Did you like or cringe?? She's a bit like Marmite i'm told from people on the other side of the fence.
yoof01 3 years ago
how much it`s to try it?
1zass 3 years ago
About £70,000 to get this far. Probably around £500 for an amateur hour. There are cheaper simulators, this one cost the company concerned around 12 million quid!! There's a 727 and a 737-200 at Bournemouth Airport that are probably available, get in touch with European Aviation there for a trial flight.
yoof01 3 years ago
very good, professional-looking. nice approach !
herriho 3 years ago
nice touch-n-go
you´re good!!
penarollomasgrande 3 years ago
Hi mate!!! Do not overcontrol!!!!!!!
See u at EMA!
mattiussi 4 years ago
A bit different from doing circuits at Old Sarum !!!!!!!!
craftycoxy 4 years ago