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I want to know why it's so hard to put change bars on the sections of the manual that changed.
Look at the checklist to see what changed. Browse the expanded checklist in the OM. Then review the technical briefing. Takes less than ten minutes.
What about all the other little things that change in the OM? There's that list of changes at the beginning, but it's not very helpful.
read the tech brief, read the expanded, studied the the checklist and "chair flew with it".....it sucks. it doesn't "flow". it puts items in places that they should not be (confusion). it will take a long time to get used to and I am afraid it is going to lead to a serious incident/accident in the interim. it appears to have been "dumbed down". it also appears to have been written by those who do not actually fly the plane on a regular and consistent basis....kinda' like going in the sim for a check ride (not really like real world daily ops...)Look at the checklist to see what changed. Browse the expanded checklist in the OM. Then review the technical briefing. Takes less than ten minutes.
read the tech brief, read the expanded, studied the the checklist and "chair flew with it".....it sucks. it doesn't "flow". it puts items in places that they should not be (confusion).
So would it be safe to say that when using the new checklist we actually slow down, read the checklist, and look at what we're supposed to be checking before spouting off the response?
Quick question for you asa folks. If your a 200 guy, do you only fly the 200? Or does everyone fly everything?
read the tech brief, read the expanded, studied the the checklist and "chair flew with it".....it sucks. it doesn't "flow". it puts items in places that they should not be (confusion). it will take a long time to get used to and I am afraid it is going to lead to a serious incident/accident in the interim. it appears to have been "dumbed down". it also appears to have been written by those who do not actually fly the plane on a regular and consistent basis....kinda' like going in the sim for a check ride (not really like real world daily ops...)
but hey, thats just my opinion.
You can not be serious!!! Which of the new procedures will cause an accident?
FO flipping the generator on and ignition off?
Setting the flaps before taxiing will cause an accident?
FO turning on the lights on the t/o check will cause an accident?
Accident because pilots find it hard to say XX.XX set/XX.XX cross checked?
Please do inform
Mayb it'll be from all the cry babies not paying attention and whining about the procedures during critical phases.