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October 11th 06, 03:27 AM
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Why are multiple engines different?
Marty Shapiro wrote:
Sylvain wrote in news:1tednT8sy- : Emily wrote: What, you mean that's NOT how it works in real life? Surely MSFS didn't get something wrong.... you mean that I can go ahead and fly inverted under the Golden Gate for real? wheeeeee! looking forward to the upcoming weekend! :-) --Sylvain You can do it for real. Just don't count on the FAA letting you keep your certificate! BTW, it is perfectly legal to fly under the Golden Gate. Just use a helicopter. The SFO sightseeing helicopter flights go under and then over the Golden Gate. Call me chicken, but that's a little low for me. What about MSA's? I know, I know, it's a helo, but still..... 
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