PMDG 777 Tutorial: How Pilots use their COCKPIT LIGHTS | Real Airline Pilot

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[@Dave60ist]

Doing night flight now this video so helped me ….. thanks again😊

[@A330Driver]

Happy to hear this! Enjoy your trip!

[@maggou90]

I can really imagine the two extremes being the only option. I did a shared cockpit night flight once and the other guy turned up all the lights in the A320 right away and I just hated it.

[@DragonTheGuy_official]

Nice Job!

[@Danimalpm1]

So what do you do if the captain and FO want opposite light settings? Do you compromise or does the captain always win?

[@rob0085]

About Night Ops and lighting, do the wing lights stay on during the flight or at what time do you turn them on or off? Thanks.

[@darkstar9008]

I’ve heard that they leave them on. Pilots want their plane to be as visible as possible to other aircraft.