I didn’t even notice that until you pointed that out. I know certain aircraft types when their parked for long periods of time but like you said it seems the pilots didn’t retract them after landing. Thanks for watching!
The flaps are left extended (leading edge) mainly in the summer months at hot airports, so that the bleed air ducts in the leading edges dont get too hot and set off the bleed overheat msgs. you mainly see this on Airbuses
I find it weird that they went with 737 MAXs instead of A320neos, but I’m guessing Boeing gave them a HUGE discount to gain them as a customer. Thanks for watching!
It seems to be when normal practice on certain airbus aircraft when its hot out. Someone else explained it in the comments that its to keep the bleed air ducts in the front wings from getting too hot and setting off an overheat warning.
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Nice one Lunadog! It's so cool when you go over an arrester wire on the runway after landing! (@ 56.34)
Thank you! I also love when sitting on the other side you can also see all of the aircraft stationed at Fort Walton!
Nice one 👍✈️
Thank you!
Great flight Luna, Looks like the pilots forgot to retract the wing flaps. Thanks again 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🛫🛬
I didn’t even notice that until you pointed that out. I know certain aircraft types when their parked for long periods of time but like you said it seems the pilots didn’t retract them after landing. Thanks for watching!
The flaps are left extended (leading edge) mainly in the summer months at hot airports, so that the bleed air ducts in the leading edges dont get too hot and set off the bleed overheat msgs. you mainly see this on Airbuses
@@jessybunnell3001 Thanks for the answer!
@@Lunadog99 no problem. Great content btw.
I Wish Allegiant Air Could’ve Now Start Making Airbus A320Neos👍🏻👏🏻👨🏻🔧✈️🇺🇸!!!
I find it weird that they went with 737 MAXs instead of A320neos, but I’m guessing Boeing gave them a HUGE discount to gain them as a customer. Thanks for watching!
Is it Allegiant's usual practice to taxi all the way in with flaps extended? If so, why?
It seems to be when normal practice on certain airbus aircraft when its hot out. Someone else explained it in the comments that its to keep the bleed air ducts in the front wings from getting too hot and setting off an overheat warning.
First and great fly! What If I tell you that I am the sole proprietor (someone who owns unincorporated businesses by themselves) as a photo editor since 2020 working at home? Let me tell you about how I became the sole proprietor. Back in 2019, the year when I graduated high school when I was 18 years old at the time, I was working at Pier 1 Imports as a cashier. It only lasted a year (2020) when all the people were laid off, including me, and filed for bankruptcy due to the height of the COVID-19, which led all stores liquidated and closed. So I didn't have many options after that. Someone told me that I should work as a photo editor at home. So I did and I was thinking "how to make money?" So the way I make money is this: People sent me photos and ask what photo edit do you want. Then I made a photo edit and sent it back. If they like it, they can send me no less than $1. If they're not satisfied, they can ask me to redo it or don't send money, no questions asked. So yeah that's how I become the sole proprietor working at home which I still do today.
All that money that I saved for vacation, mainly on holidays, and gifts since my parents had to pay a lot of bills.