2002年7月26日 · When "armed", the flap, is flipped down over the primary door handle (which only opens the door to the tailcone and catwalk) so that the red secondary handle is exposed for easy access during evacuation. This is the same mechanism on …

2018年7月2日 · Delta Air Lines | SkyMiles - Neat Video about the Tailcone Exits on the 88/90/717 - Came across this video today from Delta's training. Its interesting to see all the parts of the tailcone exit together (yes, I know its a simulation but pretty realistic). I didn't realize the tailcone door has TWO door handles, the one

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The tail slide on the Boeing 717 got deployed after the rear cone was Jettisoned from the fuselage. Some of the aircraft like MD-83 & B717 have a tail cone emergency exit in the tail cone at the aft end of the passenger cabin.

2021年2月15日 · Some of the aircrafts like MD-83 & B717 have a tailcone emergency exit in the tailcone at the aft end of the passenger cabin. If the emergency exits are armed & the handle located in the door of the aft passenger entrance is actuated, the tailcone detaches & the slide deploys automatically.

2004年10月13日 · The 717 does have a tailcone mounted escape slide, but no rear stairs (supposedly it is available as an option, but nobody has taken them). The tailcone exit is through the door in the rear, via a catwalk.

2002年11月20日 · For example, a DC-9 with the interior removed will sit on its tail unless the airplane is ballasted. Many interior configurations, especially those without a forward galley and/or a forward lavatory, have to be ballasted to keep them on all three gears during normal operations.

2025年2月24日 · The tail slide on the Boeing 717 got deployed after the rear cone was Jettisoned from the fuselage. Some of the aircraft like MD-83 & B717 have a tail cone emergency exit in the tail cone at the aft end of the passenger cabin.

2007年6月24日 · This uncommon evacuation exit -- still found today on MD-80, DC-9 and B-717 aircraft -- is unique in that it involves the jettisoning of a complete aircraft part, in this case, the tailcone....