New liveries
Automatic reports of new liveries that have been uploaded.
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Yep that's a bit like car driving. In driving school you learn the theory but what you do on the road is another topic. Theoreticly there should only be one way to drive but reality shows us something else 😜
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By Patrick Cullen · Posted
@The Dude Two great videos today, can we except another one tomorrow? Thanks -
Thank you, very gracious. There were so many posts it was very difficult for anyone to keep track of it all. Before I have my Canadian citizenship revoked I should give you my apologies!
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By Alexander Pressley · Posted
That's kind of what I'm trying to get across to people on here. And I get it's a foreign concept to people who don't actually work in the industry but every operator has their own callouts and procedures to flying these, and really any, planes. Based in part on aircraft they've flown in the past as a way of simplifying training across all fleet types. There seems to be an idea that there is only one way to fly these planes, when in reality every single airline flies them differently to an extent.
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