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How is the "open door" event implimented? - chatman - 26-08-2005
Hi!
Today I made aflight an instead of unloading the PAX through menu I opened the door to let them off the plane. Thereafter I started a new flight but
forgot about the door. I realized it when upon takeoff roll the passengers fear rose and my Co pilot told me about it.
I immediatly closed the door and it was shut before i was in the air.
still my passengers were horrified and I had to declare emergeny and finaly got badly penalized. also the wind was blowing through my cockpit the
whole flight.
Now I understand that starting with an open door in a bad beginning for the fligh so passenger opinion and a penalty is justified. but is there a way
to handle the event differently when on ground than in the air? I mean it was not as if I had pressed Shift-E at FL 350. In fact the flight itself
was quite normal.
Martin
Re: How is the "open door" event implimented? - DBE - 26-08-2005
So, in other words, taking off with an open door is not as bad as opening it while airborne?
Re: How is the "open door" event implimented? - chatman - 26-08-2005
Quote:DBE wrote:
So, in other words, taking off with an open door is not as bad as opening it while airborne?
read my post again: i didn't take off with the door open - closed it still on ground. so technically an emergency declaration was not necessary but
required by FSP
Martin
Re: How is the "open door" event implimented? - deejayc - 26-08-2005
Rolling down the runway with the door open isn't normal either though is it? Even if you do close it before you take off.
Re: How is the "open door" event implimented? - chatman - 26-08-2005
i know
but at least I didn't die
