Feels staged - who casually sits in an airplane with the control locks still on?
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control locks still on?
Removing the control locks is what I do just before going through the engine start checklist.Feels staged - who casually sits in an airplane with the control locks still on?
Who ties the yokes together with a USB cable? Canadians, apparently.Feels staged - who casually sits in an airplane with the control locks still on?
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Yeah, in 'Merica we use bungee cords.Who ties the yokes together with a USB cable? Canadians, apparently.
In almost every plane I've flown you need to check aileron rudder and elevator stops and hinges and also jamb nuts. How can you do that without moving the control surfacesRemoving the control locks is what I do just before going through the engine start checklist.
I only did that on the first flight of the day. Never did that after stops for food, fuel, etc.In almost every plane I've flown you need to check aileron rudder and elevator stops and hinges and also jamb nuts. How can you do that without moving the control surfaces
Yeah, in 'Merica we use bungee cords.
Who ties the yokes together with a USB cable? Canadians, apparently.