Get ready for the Saab 340 - start studying...

[jcomm 5,938]

"A Formosa Airlines Saab 340 (B-12255) crashes into the sea, killing all 13 aboard. The Captain decides to depart, despite the known failure of the right-hand main bus. This has a domino effect on several systems, including navigation and flight instruments. With that, the right engine anti-ice start bleed valve being in the open position lead to a 13% torque split between the two engines and a yaw-effect when not compensated for. Poor weather conditions and pilot fatigue (the Captain flew several flights throughout the day already) led to spatial disorientation. Add it all up and the result is a right bank after departure that the pilots do not notice until it is unrecoverable."

 

Get ready for the techniques of flying a powerful twin turboprop!!!

[fly_like_an_eagle 10]

"and a yaw-effect when not compensated for."

 

seems they must have built that aircraft with plane maker.

[jcomm 5,938]

 

 

seems they must have built that aircraft with plane maker.

 

Exactly!  ;-)

[airlinejets 709]

 

 

seems they must have built that aircraft with plane maker.

 

Nah, they used look-up tables...

[fly_like_an_eagle 10]

Formosa Airlines, not so Famoso:

 

9 crashes in 15 years:

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formosa_Airlines