By: andrewm - 19th February 2004 at 11:29
GZYL thanks thats just what I am looking for 😀
By: Airline owner - 19th February 2004 at 11:14
that should be what he is after.
By: GZYL - 19th February 2004 at 11:12
Managed to find this….
By: Airline owner - 19th February 2004 at 08:13
Originally posted by andrewm
They are for our charity event. We have the cockpit done mainly but need to do the cabin as well!! We have worked out structure but just need the dimensions so we can get it accurate!!
Fair enough….not sure to be honest. Last time i flew on a 320 family was in 01 on a 321 ,.
By: dartie - 19th February 2004 at 02:47
all the information about their aircraft are on their webiste!:D
By: andrewm - 19th February 2004 at 00:19
They are for our charity event. We have the cockpit done mainly but need to do the cabin as well!! We have worked out structure but just need the dimensions so we can get it accurate!!
By: Airline owner - 18th February 2004 at 23:50
Originally posted by andrewm
ive tried but no useable dimensions!!Also need window dimensions lol height from floor to bins etc 😀
Why do you need these???
By: LGKR - 18th February 2004 at 23:15
i dont think many will have those kind of specs to hand and won’t estimating be a silly thing to do?
matthew murray is probably the best guy to ask about specific specifications, send a pm..
By: andrewm - 18th February 2004 at 23:13
ive tried but no useable dimensions!!
Also need window dimensions lol height from floor to bins etc 😀
By: LGKR - 18th February 2004 at 23:08
find out yourself… lol
try the airbus site or airliners.net
By: wysiwyg - 22nd September 2002 at 15:36
RE: Airbus A320
To put it another way…presumably you have no difficulty in driving a right hand drive manual car with the gear stick on your left. Apart from local driving differences you will have no difficulty going to Europe and driving the same type of car in left hand drive with the gear stick on your right.
Hope this helps
By: wysiwyg - 22nd September 2002 at 15:30
RE: Airbus A320
Flying isn’t about being left or right handed. In commercial aircraft the captain in the left seat has his left hand on the yoke/joystick and the thrust levers in the right and vice versa for the right seat pilot. This is the same in a Boeing as in an Airbus.
By: SOFTLAD - 21st September 2002 at 22:39
RE: Airbus A320
I know what your saying but what if you had a left handed first officer ? I think its just a case of you train on a/c type and adapt to it. Then when you swap seats you have to do the same again.
Regards,
Lyndon.
By: MINIDOH - 21st September 2002 at 21:31
RE: Airbus A320
Nah, its left. Im right handed but i still use my left hand on the control column, I use my right for throttle. It just depends on your rank.
By: andrewm - 21st September 2002 at 21:16
RE: Airbus A320
Well a friend said like because 9 in 10 people r right handed the captain would sit on right hand side therefore have a been control of the side stick. Just my A320 becuase it is the cockpit i am building!
By: SOFTLAD - 21st September 2002 at 19:23
RE: Airbus A320
As far as i know in all fixed wing commercial operations the Capt sits in left seat and thats no exception on the A320.What exactly did you mean “Because of the side stick ?”
Regards,
Lyndon.
By: wysiwyg - 19th September 2002 at 20:12
RE: Airbus A320
Yep, left.
By: Hand87_5 - 19th September 2002 at 13:05
RE: Airbus A320
Quite sure : left seat
By: KabirT - 19th September 2002 at 12:36
RE: Airbus A320
left i think … not sure.
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