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me either, just like I've never seen the chevrons on a visual from a 7000 ft downwind. MKE app. rocks
 
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me either, just like I've never seen the chevrons on a visual from a 7000 ft downwind. MKE app. rocks
and done a short approach well to be fair that was in the Beech. It's amazing how many rush to get out of the airplane after an approach like that.
 
I also heard...you can push the Dorkjet over, descend at 6500 fpm and the pressurization will keep up.

But, I have actually climbed at 6000 fpm in the Dojet.
 
If I remember correctly its a 12 mo. equipment lock, unless your displaced/JA'd into different equipment
 
>>Nothing like holding 248 to the marker in the Beech then slamming it in. That is something the Dorkjet could not do.<<

As long as your at intercept altitude, you can do this easily in the CRJ also.
 
What's wrong with crossing the numbers at ref an 30?

Oh, never mind....that's normal when flying icing speeds.
 
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rumors, some even possible. More Do-jets are the way, probably, when they arrive is the question. The Beech leases are coming to an end, how many will stay/go is unknown. The best one is the ERJ 145 orders are being coverted to ERJ 190's, and soon Pinkey, we will take over the world!!!
 

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