Thurs 4th Feb Training

[Alien]

To alleviate any opening questions as to what we are doing ref Trng nights, I'm going to post in our forum what we will be doing regardless of who can make it.
Tonight I will be hosting a Case 3 In good weather albeit at night obviously,
So for those of you who can make it, have a read up. I know we all have a take on it and have done it in the past but it is something of a perishable skill as is AAR.

So case 3 heads on and let the games begin.

[Neil Willis]

Don’t forget the push times - which are the crucial aspect of Case III procedures. That, and the rule of 15 for altitudes/DME for the marshal stack.

Individual training they’re not important per se, but for a large group totally essential I would suggest?

[Alien]

Absolutely Neil, we shall be working on every aspect of the case 3 , getting the approach time right is probably THE most crucial point in all of the Case 3.

However if we need to break it down we will.

You don't learn Drill by carrying out the movement all in one go. Well you might in Crab air

[Mad dog]

I'll be there tonight.

[Alien]

Be good to have you there Steve, so I don't cock it up

[Mad dog]

Would it be of benefit for me to sit in your backseat?

[john (scooby)]

i need to do this but wont be on tonight

[Mad dog]

That was a good session and great to have 892 along as well!

[john (scooby)]

did you practise the stack with multiple people or just individual case 3?

[Mad dog]

We had 7 or 8 in the server. All in the stack at assigned altitudes and where the AI played the game more or less all at push time too. Not only that, we had dissimilar jets in the stack all together.