Aaaah. Maybe I should do the checklists next time.Props to PMDG/Boeing for making durable airstairs! :)

Having some pressurization problems are we?

There are some amber lights that light up on on the overhead when the doors are open. When properly configured you should not see any amber lights on the overhead. Also helps to check the First officers side as any caution messages the captain does not get the co-pilot will. I think the Doors is one such item.

Well,I think this could coincide with a 737 NG video that shows impressively how a modern plane reacts at an abnormal situation. The most interesting part is at the end of the movie. Maybe your plane had a similar problem and automatically opened the doors during flight because the packs and recirculation could not handle the situation anymore.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBKaJ1OJOi0&feature=channel_video_title

There are some amber lights that light up on on the overhead when the doors are open. When properly configured you should not see any amber lights on the overhead. Also helps to check the First officers side as any caution messages the captain does not get the co-pilot will. I think the Doors is one such item.

Just to add to that Paul.In keeping with Boeing Logic, the Captains master caution lights are for the left side of the overhead/aft overhead andthe FO's are from the right side.Fred.

A true Air stair "watch for the fan on the left when exiting".

Stairway to heaven!

Watch your step... :D

Well,I think this could coincide with a 737 NG video that shows impressively how a modern plane reacts at an abnormal situation. The most interesting part is at the end of the movie. Maybe your plane had a similar problem and automatically opened the doors during flight because the packs and recirculation could not handle the situation anymore.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBKaJ1OJOi0&feature=channel_video_title

Did somebody know (understand?) which scenery he is using in the video?

Did somebody know (understand?) which scenery he is using in the video?

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Thanks Dario.