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Ryanair pilot earning their pay..

cml387 · 2013-12-19 14:04:51

IAA report on an incident with a Ryanair aircraft in RIGA. Looks like a professionally handled incident.

19-12-2013 2:04pm

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IAA report on an incident with a Ryanair aircraft in RIGA.

Looks like a professionally handled incident.

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#2 19-12-2013 2:19pm

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Nicely handled by the capt.
I don't fly the 737 but even my machine has a standby asi and alt to crosscheck against with separate pitot ands static heaters.
I like his idea to descend to an altitude where the rad alt will work.

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#3 19-12-2013 6:17pm

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Well done crew!! I'd similar incident on t/off years ago where the bloody stall warning went off on rotation. Concentrates the mind.

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#4 19-12-2013 8:46pm

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So the stick shaker was a false alarm too? That must be extremely unnerving

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