Highway in the Sky. Four-way intersection.

Observation of the crossing traffic (Boeing-767, 2000 feet below) made from the 737-700 flight deck. Traffic observed outside was also referred to an image on the map display where it was presented by a 'hollow diamond' - a symbol generated by the TCAS (Traffic collision Avoidance System).

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• Boeing

[Clashmaker]

bcradio,

yeah, as far as I remember it was an AC 767.

[zeitzeph]

@323tiim Because real life isn't a fucking video game.

[Boeing777pilotdude]

why is everybody acting as if they know everything about planes, llike serial numbers and all that from a plane 5000ft away on a video, acting like like they own the thing... im a pilot and i dont know serial numbers and whatnot of by heart, at the end of the day its just a job that im getting sick of! the only good thing is im allowed a cigarette in the cockpit whilst parked at a gate lol.

[iionious]

@zeitzeph actually it is simulated in fsx

[323tiim]

@zeitzeph WOW! I did not know that! Thank you very much for telling me this amazing knowledge!!

[323tiim]

how come you cant see that in fsx?

[jodoalien]

@DG121480 thats the gear lever

[DG121480]

Hey, yank down on that lever to the left... see what happens!

[moose6692]

alitalia

[e0012078]

thta si montreal you can CYUL on the display

[denelson83]

Lemme guess, that four-way intersection is over a VOR, or is it just a fix? And if it's a fix, what's its five-letter name?