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Backtracking On Runway

Posted: 09 Dec 2017, 17:02
by Aharon
Shalom and greetings all my pals,

Every time whenever I do backtracking on runway on FSX, I always get annoyed if I cross the runway line as if I think I am not doing good job backtracking YET I am totally surprised it happens in real life backtracking too!!!

Look at this video (you need to be member of Facebook to look at this video and I would appreciate if anyone can post here link for this video without being required to go to Facebook to view this)

https://www.facebook.com/atcmemesoffici ... 183024635/

Regards,

Aharon

Re: Backtracking On Runway

Posted: 09 Dec 2017, 20:21
by Vancouver
Funny :lol:

Re: Backtracking On Runway

Posted: 09 Dec 2017, 21:45
by Tako_Kichi
The video worked fine for me and I don't have a FB account. It was funny too. :lol:

Re: Backtracking On Runway

Posted: 10 Dec 2017, 06:03
by airboatr
It was nice for departure to allow the RC model to go first ... Cause the 747 jet wash would would have been a. ß!tch to fly through...
:wasntme:

Re: Backtracking On Runway

Posted: 14 Dec 2017, 15:31
by Aharon
Thanks all for kind explanations.

TUI airline pilots in the next video below did not do good job backtracking and were forced to use reverse thrust to correct bad backtracking as if they were very amateurish FSX or FS2004 newbiepilots.

Check out this video and have a good laugh at their FSX behavior.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqZ83gJc7DE&t=4s

Regards,

Aharon

Re: Backtracking On Runway

Posted: 14 Dec 2017, 20:10
by Chris Trott
Before making such proclamations Aharon, you need to consider the airport and what all was going on. This wasn't bad backtracking. This was making a decision to expedite clearing the runway when the conditions resulted in them not being able to make the final turn-off to the apron.

First, here's a link to Google Maps - https://www.google.com/maps/@39.1770569 ... a=!3m1!1e3

As you see, as they landed on 32, there are 3 connectors to the apron. If you are unable to make those connectors, you can either try and turn around on the relatively narrow (30 meters wide) runway, or taxi to the far end where the turn-arounds are. It appears the crew misjudged how far they had overshot the last connector and thought they could make the turn and get to the connector, however that wasn't the case, so at that point, instead of taking longer to try and turn the other way or try something else, they simply powered-back, completed the turn, and got out of the way so the other traffic could get going.

Re: Backtracking On Runway

Posted: 15 Dec 2017, 00:22
by airboatr
Dear God.

Re: Backtracking On Runway

Posted: 15 Dec 2017, 15:07
by Aharon
Christrott,

It is okay Thanks for cool link. What I am trying to say is that many newbie FSX flightsimmers cannot do backtrack properly and often wind up using reverse thruster to correct their inability. That is why this real life video at LGSK airport makes me laugh.

Regards,

Aharon