Oh here comes a pc sim pilot

@@Captainriad It's a joke, not a "Pc sim pilot", grow up instead of deferring enthusiasts even if they were a "pc sim pilot".

@@Captainriad sad life? or just a regular asshole

The objective is to stop immediately using the available runway, then the engine problems or what cannot be diagnosed. If you want to argue against that ask a real airline pilot

No it wouldn't. The 777 will automatically apply rudder to compensate for the differential thrust. Even if it didn't, the yaw is not that extreme and can be controlled using rudder.

It may felt the aircraft yaw on a side. But yes, of course is prepared to have

dont get why he'd reverse the problematic stbd engine either.

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I’m a 777 captain. I’ll try my best to clarify. The guy in the left seat shutoff the fuel control switch to “fail” an engine at V1. That’s a speed that if you lose an engine you’re still rotating and “going flying” as we say. I think the pilot flying (right seat) was anticipating the right engine so stepped on the wrong rudder to make a correction for the asymmetrical thrust. It caused the uncoordinated rotations where the nose went all over. You’re supposed to keep directional control better than that when an engine fails. Little things can be pretty funny when in a stressful training environment. Ha.

That's the point. It's simulating IMC (instrument meteorological conditions) operation. The video is to study crew procedure, not the views out the window

Were you in ECyY cabin ? I wS A CREW member working in economy

No worries, Scott. If you need it customised in any way let us know (it's a pretty basis and fairly old snippet). It won't take more than a few minutes to get something working the way you want it to. M.

Nope, all I needed was a "Years in Business" number. Thanks again. Thanks for the sub too!

Trina Priddy - I received another call and took it to the third call. Essentially, these guys are only a lead generating backend, who the sell those leads to local Aussie brokers. I got a call from a local broker Aaron who has his office on La Trobe St. I asked him directly, that who were those overseas guys calling me earlier pretending to be from Australia. He confessed that he bought my lead from those guys .

Yep - the brokers don't know how the leads are purchased. It's a "lead generating" service. Details here: shor.tt/Jh1.

I received another call and took it to the third call this time. Essentially, these guys are only a lead generating backend, who the sell those leads to local Aussie brokers. I got a call from a local broker Aaron who has his office on La Trobe St. I asked him directly, that who were those overseas guys calling me earlier pretending to be from Australia. He confessed that he bought my lead from those guys .

The brokers don't know how the leads are purchased. It's a "lead generating" service. Details here: shor.tt/Jh1. Tracked down two of them and traced the leads back to an Aussie source (although guys have been using them for ages).