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Air India Cockpit, 3 Plane Crossing Relatively Close
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Added: Jul 15 2009 In: other
By: wallyonline 
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The first pass was illegal worldwide. The two others barely legal. Over what land was this shot ??
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "CapedieMan" (R)
Totally Legal.
It's called RVSM Airspace. Between FL290-FL410, aircraft can operate at a standard vertical separation of 1,000 feet.
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "Texasguns" (R)
na all of them flights were at 1000 feet apart, legal in all airspace around the world. If they wernt their TCAS would have been screeming at them to dive!
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "ddhh1" (R)
i dunno man, but i heard the callsign "Fedex" in there somewhere around 00:15 - 00-30
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "wallyonline" (B)
na all of them flights were at 1000 feet apart, legal in all airspace around the world. If they wernt their TCAS would have been screeming at them to dive!
The first pass is less than 1000ft.
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "CapedieMan" (R)
na all of them flights were at 1000 feet apart, legal in all airspace around the world. If they wernt their TCAS would have been screeming at them to dive!
The first pass is less than 1000ft.
No sorry no TCAS warning was sounding off in the cockpit!
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "ddhh1" (R)
It's called RVSM Airspace. Between FL290-FL410, aircraft can operate at a standard vertical separation of 1,000 feet.
1000 ft vertical separation for opposing aircraft apply above 3000 ft.
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "CapedieMan" (R)
Is this a flight simulator?
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "marcus1234" (R)
Lot's of traffic at that height.
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "SouthParkIndie" (R)
na all of them flights were at 1000 feet apart, legal in all airspace around the world. If they wernt their TCAS would have been screeming at them to dive!
The first pass is less than 1000ft.
No sorry no TCAS warning was sounding off in the cockpit!
TCAS is obviously deactivated or set on long range, This is why I am asking these questions. Vertical separation of the first pass is less than 1000ft and illegal. If you do not agreed fuk yourslef.
Thank you.
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "CapedieMan" (R)
1,000ft is only 333 yards. The camera wont have the same focal length as the human eye. It may appear close but is in all probability a perfectly legal seperation.
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "fr33thinker" (R)
chemtrails
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "shadedwhite" (R)
i agree the first one was too close... the others were legal.
ive flown and seen this every time i have so its normal..but the first one was too close
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "Getzlaf15" (R)
You've given me the answer to what I asked you a few days ago: You have no experience.
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "SpinBoldak" (R)
And/or you're simply a troll.
Posted Jul-15-2009 by "SpinBoldak" (R)