767-300 Three hour training in SIM

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Arturo Carvajal
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767-300 Three hour training in SIM

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At 3000 feet wind leg KMIA. A great invitation of a friend!!
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Thanks capts.

I got 8/10.
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What are the real yoke and pedals like?
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Yoke was softer than I spected, and more sensible!

You need to make high press on pedals to brake.

During flight you dont need pedals on turns. Only on Take off and Landing over Runway to center the plane.

A great experience!

Taxi turns are controled by front wheel handle,
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Arturo Carvajal wrote:Taxi turns are controled by front wheel handle
I bet that was hard to get used to.
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Thanks Christofer.

The warning yellow light said that FMS had a message.

Message was BARO PRESSURE.

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