787 Fcom 💯

The 787 is designed for Required Navigation Performance (RNP) down to 0.1 NM. The insists on HUD (Head-Up Display) usage for all takeoffs and landings in low visibility.

To pass type rating, you must master three complex systems that are unique to the Dreamliner. 787 fcom

The language of the FCOM is intentionally stark and devoid of emotion. It uses a specific syntax: "Condition," "Step," "Action." There are no adjectives. It does not say, "If you see a fire, please consider doing this." It says, "FIRE SWITCH... PULL." This brevity is a safety mechanism. Under the extreme stress of an in-flight emergency, cognitive tunneling narrows a pilot’s vision and distorts perception. The FCOM is designed to bypass the panic, offering a rational, pre-determined path to safety. It is the collective voice of the test pilots and engineers who simulated the disaster a thousand times on the ground so the crew doesn't have to improvise in the air. The 787 is designed for Required Navigation Performance

The 787 FCOM is more than just a rulebook; it is a roadmap to one of the most technologically advanced machines ever built. Whether you are studying for a type rating or simply curious about how the Dreamliner handles an engine failure, the FCOM provides the granular detail required to operate the aircraft at the highest level of safety. The language of the FCOM is intentionally stark

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The Turing machine simulator is written in Javascript/HTML, and uses jQuery. Saved machines are stored as Gists on GitHub. You can browse the code here on GitHub.
Source code for this simulator is available on GitHub. You are welcome to download, copy, or adapt the code to your own needs. If you are doing something interesting with it, I'd be happy to hear from you about it.
Please send any bug reports, feedback, suggestions, etc. to Anthony Morphett, awmorp @ gmail.com
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