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Jose wrote:
What I meant was that you could safely fly through thunderstorms while two engines were on fire, your gyros were spinning down, and the approach plate fell on the floor, if you were in a simulator. You won't get that excitement in ordinary flying. (or at least you shouldn't. ![]() Probably not more than once, anyway. -- Mortimer Schnerd, RN VE |
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