Excellent Links to Aircraft Operations and other stuff

[Matt Olieman]

http://www.wingfiles.com/

[Tomlin]

Matt, I was just about to ask a question on dual CRS needs in today's cockpits, and I checked your link above to discover that it's not active. Just a head's up!

[Matt Olieman]

Old post.... and I've not checked it for quite awhile. Too bad, it had lots of operational info :(

I'll remove this thread in a day or two unless someone can come up with a new link :)

[whoispankaj]

I am sure people have heard of www.smartcockpit.com (http://www.smartcockpit.com)

and something similar to wingfiles would be http://www.smartcockpit.com/flightops

Pankaj

[Tomlin]

This is unbelievable. Thank you so much for pointing this site out, as it just saved me some wrong ordering of switches for my project. Also, I just paid some good money for the real Bombardier books and here a lot of the info is online! Actually, Im getting a good bit more though and it's in print and I dont have to use a PC to view it when flying the sim! Not to mention, it's nice having an electronic copy for reference. The cutout drawing of the L45 was nice when I printed it out on a 24x36" page!

Thanks again, what a find!

[whoispankaj]

Thnx...The site is good.It did initially have the manuals for Boeings..But the author got the Boeing manuals out of the site...I miss the 777 manual :( very much ...I anways saved the copies of the Airbus manuals....


Pankaj

[Matt Olieman]

Pankaj, excellent info. Thank You!!!! :)