L’une des alarmes les plus graves qu’un pilote puisse entendre durant un vol #aviation #boeing #airbus #devinelapersonne

Often, people think that in a plane all the alarms are valid, except that it's completely false. Because by all the alarms that are there just to alert the pilots of a problem, there is one that is there to give them an order. And this alarm is crazy. And the thing is that for a lot of people, the most serious alarm is Stole. Because it's the one we hear everywhere, movie, simulator, video, cockpit. And instantly we say that if the plane crashes, it's over. Except that in reality, Stole is often recoverable. Because the problem is simple, she has no more importance. So the solution is simple too. You get it, you take the habit, and it does decently that the pilots have recovered that. So it's dangerous, but it's not necessarily a crash. And it's there that the other alarm becomes really terrifying. Because Poulop doesn't even talk about the plane, she talks about the sun. His job is to prevent the aircraft from crashing against the ground. So the computer tells us about the attitude of the vertical speed, the trajectory. And all these data is going to calculate one thing. If the plane continues like that, is it going to touch the sun? But the most terrifying thing about this alarm is that it's not the first thing you want to hear. In fact, there is an escalade, first of all, Terrain. It means that the sun is approaching. Then Terrain is ahead. It means that when you turn on the lights and only after, if the situation does not improve, you hear? Poulop. It means something simple, the computer is Steam that is almost already too late. At this point, there is really no check list. The procedure is simple. Plain gas, you say, and immediately immediately. Because the computer thinks that if nothing changes, the plane will perpetuate the Terrain.