PMDG Boeing 737NG Normal Procedures, Part 1 of 3

PMDG Boeing 737NG Normal Procedures,
Part One of Three.

Based on real life normal procedures.
Serves tutorial purposes.

Covers full flight deck preparation in general, including:
- establishing electrical power
- starting the APU
- setting up air conditioning and pressurization
- setting up the EFIS Control Panel and the Radio Panel
- setting up the Mode Control Panel
- setting up the Flight Management Computer
- accomplishing various system checks

Also covers:
- before start procedure
- engine start procedure
- pushback
- after start procedure

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BOEING 737NG SYSTEMS, FLIGHT PATTERS AND SOME QUESTIONNAIRES AT
http://www.smartcockpit.com/plane/boeing/B737/

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Part two:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLl3OM54_Rc

Part three:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Zc6oQtUBAY

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• pmdg
• normal
• procedures
• cockpit
• flight
• deck
• preparation
• tutorial
• startup
• fs9
• fs2004
• simulator
• boeing
• 737

[Flyglobespan93]

I have got to say, Out of most of the tutorials on youtube on how to fly the 737 NG this one by far is the best! Great job!

[rennes6]

@Flyglobespan93 Vow, thanks :)

[SoloNetherlands]

Why is your PD and ND different? Mine has 5 instruments on it. How an I change this?

[rennes6]

@SoloNetherlands Via the PMDG menu from FS. Look for display modes.

[pipehelicoptero]

where did you download the 737NG, can you give the link???

please

[rennes6]

precisionmanualsDOTcom

[SoloNetherlands]

@rennes6 Yup, I found it already, but if I choose an airline nothing happen even when I press ok. It will stay the Boeing Livery, do you know how to change to KLM, Transavia w/e?

[PhatFarm60]

@rennes6 Yeah, it's REALLY easy actually. All you have to do is put a few items in the aircraft.cfg files inside quotes. Takes about 20-30 minutes or so, depending on how many liveries you install.

[rennes6]

Then access the PMDG menu and look for the PFD/ND-EFIS section. There you will find certain options to change the way the DUs (display units) show information.