As a pilot, have you ever felt overwhelmed by the automated systems in your aircraft during a routine flight?
August 13, 2012, 5:30 PM
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No, I always know what the automated systems are doing.
It's happened to me a few times, but not very frequently.
The automated systems occasionally get too far ahead of me, but I soon catch up.
It happens fairly often during the critical phases of flight or during abnormal/emergency ops, when the workload is heavier.
The more I fly the airplane, the less this happens.
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Only if no fuel to go around or all alternates severly blocked in. Any pilot who allows an airplane not to have fuel for a alternate flight needs to find another career..
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