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Hello everyone!

We have an early access preview for you all ready here for the upcoming video on Mentour Pilot, releasing this saturday. We hope you enjoy this episode and let us know what you think!

Have a fantastic week everybody.

  • The Mentour Team

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PATREON: ALM flight 980

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Comments

Svein M Farstad

A DC-9 has multiple fuel tanks including a left main tank, a right main tank, and a center tank. Some DC-9 variants, like the DC-9-41, also feature an additional auxiliary tank, located forward of the center tank. The system is designed for single-point fueling and uses electrically driven fuel boost pumps to supply fuel to the engines, with the center tank pumps feeding both engines simultaneously.

Andrew Brannigan

As always, a very well put together video, excellent work by Petter and the crew - love the length of it! 👌 One of the more moving ones, very sad. Hadn’t heard of it before, so was gripped by the story/outcome. Only thing I would say is maybe next time make more of a point about lessons learned and how safe flying now is? I know Petter mentions that a couple of times, but the vast difference between then and now should maybe be highlighted a bit more next time? It’s fine for us - we all know that, just thinking about the wider YouTube type audience. But very enjoyable, thanks for the early release, another great one! Andrew

Roy Giuntoli

UGH! Get-There-Itis to the nth degree.

Pete

Excellent video of a terrible - and totally botched (by the flight crew) incident. But this no doubt resulted in many "lessons learned" that has made aviation safer than ever. In my 40+ years career in the aerospace industry, we practiced the concept of "lessons learned" that we used to guide future projects. I'm sure this accident generated many such lessons learned that has made aviation safer and safer over time.