Or "Oh, it's okay to skip the procedure and just hold known pitch and power settings". I know, what can you ever do about that?
Ouch.
The endless circular argument...
Indeed, it was wrong to pull up relentlessly.
Wrong because it violates QRH 1.4.2.1 on the 737-236A, I mean wait, no the QRH of an A300, AND violates Genius ITS airmanship AND Ass-hat-low-time-PPL airmanship...
Yes, it violates all of those and yeah, the the pilots should have followed procedure.
But, I guess the deal is that the multi-thousand hour dudes knew a lot more procedures than I do and were trained in a lot more procedures than I am...
especially for an A330 dash-even-more-digits...
...yet somehow, an intentional, relentless pull up and nose-up-wallowing-descent did not cause concern with them, but does concern me.
Commercial Pilot, Vandelay Industries, Inc., Plant Nutrient Division.