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Lightning strike

Here’s the text to the listening from yesterday.

Have a great Christmas Day!!

An Airbus A321 was climbing out of Bangkok (Thailand) International Airport’s runway 01R with 155 passengers on board when the captain stopped the climb. He levelled off at FL090 after the co-pilot reported a lightning strike to the left wingtip.

The flight returned to Bangkok approximately 15 minutes after departure. Nobody was hurt, but the aircraft had considerable damage. The passengers were transferred to another plane to continue their journey two hours after landing.

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Lightning strike

Listen to this recording and try to write what your understand. You can listen as many times as you like.

Come back and check the text from this recording tomorrow.

Suggested ICAO level: 4+

Kudos to all you of studying on Christmas Eve!!

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777 crosswind landing

Here’s a video of an Emirates 777 trying to perform a crab landing at Birmingham (UK) airport in strong crosswinds.

Suggested ICAO level: 1+

Have a great weekend!!

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Crew resource management

Here’s a video about crew resource management. It provides an interesting introduction to the topic and its history.

Suggested ICAO level: 4+

Have a great weekend!!

Crew Resource Management CRM

Crew Resource Management – Human Factors and their relationship with equipment, procedures, people and the enviroment. Thus safety and effeiciency

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No cabin pressurization

Here’s the text to the listening from yesterday.

A Boeing 737, flying from Paris (France) to Rome (Italy), was climbing at around 4000 feet out of Charles de Gaulle’s runway 27L when the crew noticed that they didn’t have any cabin pressure. They contacted ATC, levelled off at 7000 feet and returned to Paris for a smooth landing 25 minutes later.
The ground crew investigated the problem and the plane was able to depart for Rome approximately 60 minutes after it landed. It arrived in Rome 55 minutes late.

Enjoy!!

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No cabin pressurization

Listen to this recording and try to write what your understand. You can listen as many times as you like.

Come back and check the text from this recording tomorrow.

Suggested ICAO level: 4+

Have a great day!