I am not a pilot...
What hypothetical scenario, even if they had no or faulty airspeed indication, would cause a pilot to want to climb when he knows and acknowledges he is losing altitude extremely fast and is getting stall warnings constantly?
I'm sure we've all been in those trouble shooting scenarios where our mind insists it knows what is happening and ignores other information that shows we're wrong, but all three of them? (OK, the captain got there late apparently, but still...)
Just wondering.... I know we have a lot of pilots out there...
Kirby
What hypothetical scenario, even if they had no or faulty airspeed indication, would cause a pilot to want to climb when he knows and acknowledges he is losing altitude extremely fast and is getting stall warnings constantly?
I'm sure we've all been in those trouble shooting scenarios where our mind insists it knows what is happening and ignores other information that shows we're wrong, but all three of them? (OK, the captain got there late apparently, but still...)
Just wondering.... I know we have a lot of pilots out there...
Kirby