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Sioux City DC-10

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  • Commercial Member

Hi,I know this is an MD-11, but anyway.....I tried this scenario (all hydraulics out) and flew using just the engines only (I failed HYD 3 and got the HYD 3 ELEV OFF memo). I then manually failed systems 1 and 2, shutdown engine #2, and proceeded to fly via the power only.WOW!!!!! You've got to try this! Best with hardware throttles, but with selection of the engines being dead easy in the MD-11 (don't worry about the engine select bug!), it was fine with single throttle.I landed it, too.You've got to try this!Only thing I did find was that I could still steer in both directions.Best regards,Robin.

Captain Hains(most likely spelled wrong) would have made it too, except for a last minute cross wind that he could not compensate for.Michael Pare.

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  • Commercial Member

Tragic indeed. :(Best regards,Robin.

  • 5 weeks later...
  • Commercial Member

It's Al Haynes.As for the turning in both directions, the damage to the control surfaces and other aircraft surfaces is not able to be modeled in the sim, so there is a bit of a difference in that regard. Sure, the control surfaces were not active, but the damage created drag and other factors contributing to the odd handling characteristic.Kyle

Kyle Rodgers

The aircraft had a tendency to roll to the left, due to damage at the tail.The instructor pilot was not happy with the descent rate... about 1,000 FPM. So he shoved both throttles to the firewall. With power being equal, the tendency to roll reasserted itself. Captain Haines can be heard pleading : "Reduce Power... Left left left..."We will never know what might have happened had the instuctor pilot complied. Their rate of decent would have been greater, but would they have cartwheeled? Or they might have touched down on their wheels then flipped on their back like one Fedex crew did on a rough landing.Best regards, Donald T.:-wave(__/).................................(='.'=) This is Bunny. Copy and paste(")_(") signature to help him gain world domination.

UAL232 and AAL191....repose en paix

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"People depend so much on automation that they forget how to get the automation to work." B.W.

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