Why N1 TOGA ????

Well there you have it..this is the picture of the 737-400 EADI (Electronic Attitude Display Indicator).This is just a snapshot of the wilco's PIC 737 for flight simulator 2004.As you can see in the red circle,the entire row is called FMA (Flight Mode Annunciator).There are 4 columns,the first column is for the thrust mode,second is for pitch mode,third is for the roll mode and the last is autopilot mode.By looking at the FMA pilots will know what modes are the aircraft in now and what the plane is doing.As you can see in the picture the first column shows N1 which means the Auto Throttle are commanded to set the take off thrust(full or reduced thrust as set in the FMC).The second column shows TO/GA (Takeoff/Go-around),some may be asking why is it in the pitch column well it is there because during takeoff the thrust will maintain the N1 value as in the FMC and the only way to control speed is by pitch,so in the Takeoff Mode (TO/GA) the pitch will be commanded to maintain a speed of V2+20 knots.It will take a full course just to explain the details and I think this suffices...come on, go and open up your manuals hehehe...

(thanks didi for the correction.)

Balik Kampung !!!!

This video was taken on my old handphone,the nokia 6630.I can't remember when it was taken but it is during my Solo NAVEX from WMKL to WMKP on the Diamond 40 aircraft also known as mosquito in the airline, hehe . Actually I was flying over my house (terrace house in the video) and it is near KOMTAR, for me NAVEX (Navigation Exercise) is the best exercise where we get to plan and fly over new places,it's quite interesting for me

Phuket 2008

A friend of mine...and a drunk one..hehehe sorry mr.asrol

Patong Beach at Night a nice place for teenagers hehe....

Kamala Beach..someday i'll be a diver

This pictures are taken on our trip to Phuket,Thailand last year.The whole family went there we stay at my grandmother's house in Soi Saphan Hin for a week.Ohh and my mother is a thai but she's now a Malaysia citizen.I like it there in phuket,the food,the air,the environment and the girls haha..

Can you believe what do they actually serve here...damn!!!!

Mini Petrol Station for the motorcycle...and my brother 

Simulator Training

MAS 737-400 Simulator (SIM 2)

Before we get our hands on the real aircraft every pilots need to be trained on the simulator and what are we trained here? well every pilots are expected to be competent when handling the aircraft through normal flight and when some serious shit happens or in other word,emergencies.Initially we will be doing our Flight Management System Trainer (FMST) for 4 sessions and each sessions is 4 hours (2 hours each,you and your partner) after that we will be going through FBS Fixed Based Simulator for another 4 sessions and then the real funs begins,the FFS (Full Flight Simulator) where we will have full motions and a hell lot of emergencies to handle.The FFS is a total of 11 Sessions and after that there will be the CofT (Certificate Of Test) this is like an exam where we must fly from KUL to JHB and carry out any emergencies given by the Instructor.

Briefing Room 737-400,This is where we do our pre and post flight briefing,we will discuss about our simulator session with the instructor.After every session,instructor will let you know whether you passed or failed your session..In the picture is my Sim Partner

Need Power???

Ever wonder how does pilot control the speed of an aircraft,well as shown in the picture that is the control stand.As you guys may already know that the 737-400 have 2 engines,if you seat at the pilot's seat you will have your number 1 engine on the left and number 2 on your right,that is what the numbers in the picture means if you push forward on the number 1 thrust lever it will only power the left engine and you will be flying side ways,we surely don't want that.

Maybe some will wonder what is the red light,well the red light is an indication of your parking brake as in handbrake in your car,when the light is illuminated that means that the parking brake is on or set