Pelican’s Perch #82: The Dreaded Three-Engine 747
With 27 years as a worldwide 747 captain, five as a worldwide Gulfstream IV captain, and lots of overwater time in a host of piston aircraft (including singles), AVweb’s John Deakin has some pretty strong opinions about overwater flying in general, and about the recent flight of a British Airways 747 from Los Angeles to England with one engine inoperative. As usual, he seems to be in the minority.WHAT’S NEW
This month AVweb‘s survey of the latest products and services for pilots, mechanics and aircraft owners brings you a Husky tow kit, aviator wings, metal bending tools and more.
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Key Takeaways:
- John Deakin, an experienced 747 captain, shares his strong, albeit minority, opinions on overwater flying, specifically addressing a recent British Airways 747 flight that operated with one engine inoperative.
- AVweb's "What's New" column features a monthly survey of new aviation products and services for pilots, mechanics, and aircraft owners, including items like a Husky tow kit and metal bending tools.
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