slaabpilot
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slaabpilot said:Can anyone tell me where it says that LOGO LIGHTS are required on 121 aircraft??????
Thanks.
slaabpilot said:Why are they even installed if Logo lights are not required???
My company requires them to be turned on at night in flight. The reason being that we fly all over the world and often times very close to war zones or disputed borders. If we are ever intercepted, the interceptor will be able to see very clearly who we are and that we pose no threat. One must wonder if KAL 007 had logo lights on what might have happened differently.Why are they even installed if Logo lights are not required???
My company's MEL for the aircraft I am assigned to (MD-80) says:Guitar Guy said:Might have some of the 121 guys and gals around here check their company's MEL for this one.
Vanity? How about "advertising"?T-Gates said:Vanity....thats it.
firstthird said:Actually, logo lights are a good safety tool for taking and crossing runways. A spill of white light on that big vertical stab makes an aircraft more easily seen vs. the red and green and white position lights (which don't exactly stand out on a runway with green taxi, red terminating bars and white centerline lights; not to mention strobes look a lot like REILs)
firstthird said:They can also help a controller identify who to contact if somebody happens to accidentally stroll onto the RW when told to hold short. Those precious seconds that it takes them to figure out who's screwing up could become someones last.
I.P. Freley said:Vanity? How about "advertising"?
Watching a piece on The History Channel the other day and it said that the fighter pilot had the plane visually, and told his controllers that it was a passenger 747, and his ground controllers told him to shoot anyway. If true, LOGO lights probably wouldn't have helped.typhoonpilot said:One must wonder if KAL 007 had logo lights on what might have happened differently.
Typhoonpilot
Wingtip landing light (recog light) on a Navajo is $80how much ya think one of them bulbs costs?