I’m a new private pilot and am thinking of going all way to ATP as a second career. Thank you for sharing this excellent and simple example of cockpit flow for landing.
They are CRT screens, each line of pixels is “painted” side to side and top down at a high rate of speed. The human eye, or brain I guess, doesn’t detect this. The camera has a similar refresh rate so it captures snapshots of only random parts of the screen being recently drawn at a time. Same thing happens when filming leds
On the CRJ the GLD (ground lift dump aka ground spoilers) deploy when the reversers are armed and the GLD is in the normal position. The handle doesn’t move like in the Boeing products. Only time you’ll move it is when you’re manually deploying them.
They're used as needed, often if you need to get speed down during descent. Are you thinking of spoilers? Those auto-deploy on most airliners upon touchdown and retract on their own.
FLerf Clasher League yes it’s just camera trickery. Same thing as when an led light looks like it’s flickering on camera. It’s not if seen by the human eye
I’m a new private pilot and am thinking of going all way to ATP as a second career. Thank you for sharing this excellent and simple example of cockpit flow for landing.
Is there a lot of math involved in flight school?
@@devn3813 yeah
@@devn3813 at a low level. Add subtract, divide
I'm not a pilot but I love flying this jet on FSX. Beautiful video thanks
Foolish
@@topaviator why?
@Bradley Deandre bots
@Alejandro James bot
and/or scammer
I have so much love for these little rocket ships. They handle like sports cars and you can leave the runway at like 15 degrees, it’s awesome
Same, it's as if a fighter jet and an airliner had a child.
@@sleepyfox7671 Yeah exactly. Little work horses that have no problem taking on whatever you throw at em
The comments/labelling insertions were a nice touch.
What variant is this?? 700, 900 or 1000?
700 or 900? Awesome video, thanks for the upload!
it's a united crj-702
Thanks for the post! What regional was it?
GoJet from the looks of the tail number just above the PDF and on the checklist.
Stupid question- are the Screens supposed to be flashing like that?
Shutter speed of the camera makes them look like that, more than likely. Pretty sure they're not actually flashing at all.
They are CRT screens, each line of pixels is “painted” side to side and top down at a high rate of speed. The human eye, or brain I guess, doesn’t detect this. The camera has a similar refresh rate so it captures snapshots of only random parts of the screen being recently drawn at a time. Same thing happens when filming leds
I miss flying this airplane.
Which airplane you fly now?
@@faviojuarez6606 MD-11
@@paulnobleii4239 the md11s a great bird!
The CRJ gpws sounds like a boeing gpws
That’s because Boeing and Bombardier don’t make GPWS systems, they buy them from companies like Collins, Honeywell, and Thales.
Very nice!
No spoilers extended after tochdown? Is it normal?
They did deploy. Says on the right center screen.
On the CRJ the GLD (ground lift dump aka ground spoilers) deploy when the reversers are armed and the GLD is in the normal position. The handle doesn’t move like in the Boeing products. Only time you’ll move it is when you’re manually deploying them.
@@SidestickPilot Thanks 73Driver. I was quietly asking myself the same question about the lift dump/speed brakes and arming/deployment.
Awesome 👌
i knoiw wright
Landing gear handle, flight control panel, fms cdu's, thrust levers, flight spoilers.....
Landing gear "knob" LOL
Is that a Cessna CRJ340
This is a Bombardier CRJ-700 aircraft in the United Airlines fleet.
Why do the screens flicker on and off like that
It's just the refresh rate of the camera. The screens arent actually flickering.
how can you get into the cockpit during flight?
Unless you are an airline pilot, or a very high member of the company, there is no way you can get into the cockpit during flight.
MCOSpotting HD or jumpseater or Line check airman or DOD or FA in training😉
Joshua Dolan so basically what he said before.
...with 2 pistols a granade
@@mitsoswu fuckin got em
Thrust reversers armed. Landing gear.... verify, down, 3 green. Flaps.... verify, 45 degrees indicating. Before landing checklist complete
PSA?
What's the horn at 0:57?
Altitude alerter. They were more than 200 feet off the bugged altitude. Which makes sense because they were landing.
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Why does he not use the speed brakes?
They're used as needed, often if you need to get speed down during descent. Are you thinking of spoilers? Those auto-deploy on most airliners upon touchdown and retract on their own.
Spoilers no deployed
Yes they did, ED2 has "GLD Spoilers Deployed" advisory message posted after touchdown. The handle does not move with automatic deployment in the CRJ
Bro your pointing out all the obvious stuff everyone knows.
what is with all the flickering on the control screen?
DewittBlakeCentral *sync
Do you mean, it looks perfectly fine if seen in person?
FLerf Clasher League yes
FLerf Clasher League yes it’s just camera trickery. Same thing as when an led light looks like it’s flickering on camera. It’s not if seen by the human eye
The displays in the CRJ are junk. They flicker like that all the time.