No that engine is not broken, I am simply employing a simple fuel saving technique. At low altitudes it is a common practice to loiter (shut down) an engine in order to reduce our fuel burn. You should try this technique in you car. If you're burning too much fuel simply shut down one of your four engines and watch how much fuel you save!
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
No that engine is not broken, I am simply employing a simple fuel saving technique. At low altitudes it is a common practice to loiter (shut down) an engine in order to reduce our fuel burn. You should try this technique in you car. If you're burning too much fuel simply shut down one of your four engines and watch how much fuel you save!
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8 comments:
does this work with tires too?
Yikes.....wonder what would happen if you stopped all the engines like that and really saved fuel????
I feel like such a sissy boy looking at your blog..."yeah, I'm just flying a frickin huge plane with only one engine 500 feet above the ocean in Japan."
I need a bubble bath.
Stan IS the man!
Collin
lol! go sing yourself to sleep with your pretty girl voice collin... let the "real" men do the work... LOL!!!!! :D :D :D
93% of mockery is just jealousy...if I sang myself to sleep with my foghorn bass voice, the rumbles would create a tsunami all the way to Okinawa. Surf's up Stan!
collin
well at least you can sing like a girl... i can't even do that!!! :D
so you're saying we can blame tsunamis on you then? just to be sure...
Looks like I need a surf board to go along with my big frickin' plane ;-D
I wonder why they don't do this on "commercial flights"? Hmmmmmmmmmmm????
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