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September 2nd 04, 08:43 PM
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Kirk Stant wrote:
That's it! That explains everything! That's why no one ever gets hurt in a 2-33 - THEY AREN'T REALLY FLYING! It's just a simulator! We should paint them all blue and put the instructor's seat on the outside, next to the student. On super windy days, one of the great things about the 2-33 is you can get in it and stay on the ground and "fly" it just like Kirk says. It's a real blast for early students... What other aircraft have ONE wheel, so you can do this?  -- ------------+ Mark Boyd Avenal, California, USA 
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