A320 Full Flight Motion Simulator-Clark Aviation

[manneddemalata]

Wht course did you take here? Yung MPL?

[rcsuncon]

PAL Av pa din ako...

[redgrapesableful]

I feeeeeL the NeeD the NeeeeD for SpeeD!!!!..whoa!!

[redgrapesableful]

Stewardess..Yes, sir ? " I want to complain about this airline. Everytime I fly i get the same seat, I cant see the inflight movie and there are no window blinds so i cant sleep. " Captain, shut up and just land the damn plane" !

[redgrapesableful]

the captain on his welcme messge announce ovr d radio..Tululu airlines is pleasd to announce that we hve some of d best flight attendants in the industry. Unfortunately none of them are on this flight...HAR HAR HAR HAR Weather at our destination is at 50 degrees, but wel try to hv them fixed before we arrive. Thank you and remember, nobody loves you and your MoNey ,more than Tululu airlines..HAR HAR HAR

[redgrapesableful]

yOu Have gOt tO bE kiDDing Me! he is flying the aircraft using his BaRe LeFT hanD ?? no more yokes or something ?? you mean to say the plane is a Computer- Driven Digital Fly by Wire ?? in short...FLY bY a Stick ??..ThaTs what iT is! a daMn STICK!!! .just like an ordinary game controller joystick....hmmm kinda scaree man..technology does simplifies things.

[redgrapesableful]

I feel the need ....the need for speed!!!!

[TheAdventurer101]

awesome vid dude

[singapura280]

rolling in the runway now!!!.....airspeeds alive on both sides.....80 KNOTS!......V1.....rotate.....­V2....positive rate of climb...GEAR UP!!

[paolonfg]

my dream is to become a pilot someday but i just dnt get it what are the requirements? in clark aviation? do i need to finished any degree courses? iam studying at de la salle college of st. benilde ryt now taking up bsba-human resource management i was planning to get a pilot course after i graduated in my course ryt now. can anyone tell me how to enter this clark aviation school?

[korver23]

@paolonfg are you a freshmen?

[paolonfg]

@korver23 nope i am a 3rd year student in de la salle CSB.

[korver23]

@paolonfg The course requirements is in their website. Search: Clark Aviation

[singapura280]

How much more there is to living ! Instead of our drab slogging forth & back to our mundane existence, theres reason to life ! We can lift ourselves out of ignorance, we can find ourselves as creatures of excellence,intelligence & skill. We can break free. We can learn to rise above d earth to the top of d atmosphere & beyond-for only thus wel fully understand d world in whch we live. To fly is to release my mind from d tyranny of petty things. My soul is in the sky. The sky is where my home is

[singapura280]

well..mmm....if you are a certified Billiionaire like Howard Hughes then you could start by buying your own Airbus aircraft starting with of course the worlds largest double decker commercial aircraft with a hefty price tag of HALF A BILLION DOLLARS... $ 475 million for the plane & $ 150 million in custom upgrades...im talking of course to the juggernaut AIRBUS A380 aircraft....but then again your not Howard...huhuhuhu...

[griposamayonst]

whats next after simulator

[korver23]

the real thing.

[singapura280]

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[chombongo]

what do i have to do to fly in one of those simulators and where??? and how much haha i really wanna try it out

[berniehalley]

ok pushback from the gate, taxi procedures, CRM briefing & takeoff checklist is COMPLETE...Tower its Philippine346 request taxi clearance

[berniehalley]

tower -> PAL346 taxi into position & hold runway 25L ; copy position & hold 25L PAL346 ; PAL346 - > tower its 346 ready for takeoff sir ; tower - > ok PAL346 winds are calm runway 25L you are cleared for takeoff ; cleared for takeoff 25L PAL346 - throttle on full thrust !!! rolling on the runway now...airspeeds alive on both sides ! nose on the centreline..

[berniehalley]

80 knots ! checked ! V1 rotate ! V2 positive rate of climb gear up !

[berniehalley]

the land the plane by the seats of their pants

[725shark]

I believe I can fly. I believe I can touch the sky. I think about it every night and day. Spread my wings and fly away. I believe I can soar. I see me running through that open door hoohhoor. I believe I can fly!!! I believe I can fly flaahaaaaaay...

[manneddemalata]

really cool!

[ImpatientMelMel]

hey man!!!

[NAIAtower36]

US Airways Flight 1549 Capt. Chelsey Sullenberger during the hero's homecoming in his hometown had this to say on his role on the miracle in hudson."Circumstance determine that it was this experienced crew that was scheduled to fly on that particular flight & fate would hv it that he would steer the crippled A320 down the river.Then he closed with these honorable words. "BUT WE WERE SIMPLY DOING THE JOB WE WERE TRAINED TO DO " exemplary words from an exemplary pilot. God bless you Capt. Sully !

[LaGuardiatower]

I agree he was calm and collected all throughout the 6 minute emergency descent. The plane was too low and too slow and they executed emergency procedures only at 3000 ft. In the final analysis it was his extraordinary aviator instinct that saved the aircraft and the passengers not the computer system.

[USAir725]

but i think in the case of the USAir ditching, it was the proficiency and skill of the pilot that played a major role in the soft touchdown of the aircraft in the hudson river. So happened Capt. Sullenberger is one hell of a good pilot.

[USAir725]

for sure, its seems like the A320 has some unexpected amphibious capabilities, especially if you think the pilots had not pushed the ditching button that closes all the holes of the airframe to enhance the floating abilitiy of the aircraft in water.

[LaGuardiatower]

yes the airbus fly by wire technology win again over the Boeing hydraulic system. The Boeing purposefully kept the fly by wire system off its aircraft because they thought that the computers might not allow the pilot to have the last say in an emergency. On an airbus aircraft, the computers have the final say and will never push the aircraft past its predetermine limits.

[USAir725]

amazing! the successful textbook ditching of that A320 USAir in hudson river, new york . the lives of the 155 passengers were literally in the left hand grip of the pilot in command. i can just imagine how he held on tightly on that stick....nice and easy baybee....radio transmission : hudson river this is USAir 1549 on emergency descent request permission to ditch...over.....hit birds lost thrust...and descending rapidly !

[marysteph96]

nice video

[djdaye]

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