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How much pressure (PSI) will there be on the A380's hydraulical system ?

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5000 ( five thousand ) psi
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Correct, your turn again MD-11 !
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This one is about squawk codes...
What does squawk code "7500" mean?
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Emergency ?

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I'll give the other members a chance too.
I want to know the exact meaning, but Andries you're getting close.
I need the exact word.
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It's been a time since I last went into this topic but here I am again ;)

Squawk 7500 means there is a hijacking in the plane.

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Correct, Avro. Hey guys, you are so fast I haven't the time to answer. I'm going to sleep on the General Aviation forum to catch the next question :wink: .

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Avro is right, so Chris it's your turn.
http://www.ivao.org/training/tutorials/ ... kcodes.htm
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HorsePower wrote:Correct, Avro. Hey guys, you are so fast I haven't the time to answer. I'm going to sleep on the General Aviation forum to catch the next question :wink: .
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OK here's an esay one and even a multiple choice question ;)

The sources of engine bleed are located in

a) the turbine
b) the fan
c) the compressor

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I am going to go with C on this one.
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Correct Trevor. It's your turn.

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What was the original reason that Northwest painted their tails red?

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In case of a crash you could easily locate the wreck ?

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Better visibility in bad weather? :?
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Andries wrote:In case of a crash you could easily locate the wreck ?

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nwa757 wrote:
Andries wrote:In case of a crash you could easily locate the wreck ?

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8O Unbelievable ! 8O Looks like they didn't have much faith in their own pilots/aircraft ... :?
It was a pure guess, but I got the idea from the 'Black Box' which is fluorecent orange for that reason.

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That would depend on the aircraft and the tank size but I would guess aprox... ONE HOUR.

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Sorry, not correct ...

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