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How do you call up Emergency or anything to that matter - cheetah - 15-08-2005
I was wondering, while I was flying an A319 from JFK to Florida and have lost an engine, how do I go about calling an emergency. I don't see that
option under ATC. Funny thing is, the passenger was enjoying the weather "Impressed with the weather" and still didn't realize the plane was in a dire
situation.
Re: How do you call up Emergency or anything to that matter - Ryanamur - 15-08-2005
Cheetah,
You must use the CRT+SHF+M key to call an emergency. Be careful though. If the co-pilot didn't tell you there was an emergency, it's not
FsP related and declaring an emergency will cause you to be penalized. Also, if you are flying IFR with Fs2004 ATC, don't squack 7700
until on short final because if you do, your ATC services will be immediately terminated.
Phil
Re: How do you call up Emergency or anything to that matter - cheetah - 15-08-2005
Thanks, Phil. FSP really got me addicted to FS9. The passengers, the services, the flying, the company's image, the stress!! I didn't realize FS9
is so much fun that it is giving me stress.
Re: How do you call up Emergency or anything to that matter - SWAFO - 15-08-2005
Like Phil stated, make sure your co-pilot says something about your "emergency" before haphazardly declaring a mayday. Big penalties
for a false failure declaration.
Re: How do you call up Emergency or anything to that matter - Er!k - 16-08-2005
The other day I was flying to KLAX and I wanted to stop the movie... Per accident I used CTRL+SHFT+M instead of CTRL+SHFT+O; damn,
what a mistake!
Re: How do you call up Emergency or anything to that matter - Ryanamur - 16-08-2005
I know, M makes perfect sense for the movie and O makes perfect sense for the emergency (OH Sh!!!) but it's the other way around