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Nomen Nescio writes:

And you still can't fly a plane.

Since I've never tried to fly a real plane, it's impossible to know whether I
could fly one or not.

I soloed in 10 hours.

That's okay; it's not a race.

At the time, the plane and instructor totaled $18/hr.

I wasn't around in World War II.

You've spent 720 hours, and what have you accomplished other
than indulge your fantasies?

A great deal of enjoyment. I like flight simulation.

You can't fly.
You never will fly.

That has not been established, but it doesn't really matter, since I prefer
simulation.

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Nomen Nescio writes:

And you still can't fly a plane.

Since I've never tried to fly a real plane, it's impossible to know
whether I could fly one or not.

No it isn't.




I soloed in 10 hours.

That's okay; it's not a race.

You're not even watching the race on TV, fjukkwit.



At the time, the plane and instructor totaled $18/hr.

I wasn't around in World War II.


That would have been in the seventies, not WW2, fjukkwit.



You've spent 720 hours, and what have you accomplished other
than indulge your fantasies?

A great deal of enjoyment. I like flight simulation.

You can't fly.
You never will fly.

That has not been established, but it doesn't really matter, since I
prefer simulation.


Because you can't fly.



Bertie

On Oct 24, 11:14 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote :

Nomen Nescio writes:

And you still can't fly a plane.

Since I've never tried to fly a real plane, it's impossible to know
whether I could fly one or not.

No it isn't.



I soloed in 10 hours.

That's okay; it's not a race.

You're not even watching the race on TV, fjukkwit.



At the time, the plane and instructor totaled $18/hr.

I wasn't around in World War II.

That would have been in the seventies, not WW2, fjukkwit.

In 1962 the rate per hour solo (NZ pounds) was 3 Pound 10 shillings in
a C150
When I did my PPL (in 1967) the rate was $10(NZ) per hour solo and $12
dual in a C150.

george wrote in
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On Oct 24, 11:14 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote
:

Nomen Nescio writes:

And you still can't fly a plane.

Since I've never tried to fly a real plane, it's impossible to know
whether I could fly one or not.

No it isn't.



I soloed in 10 hours.

That's okay; it's not a race.

You're not even watching the race on TV, fjukkwit.



At the time, the plane and instructor totaled $18/hr.

I wasn't around in World War II.

That would have been in the seventies, not WW2, fjukkwit.

In 1962 the rate per hour solo (NZ pounds) was 3 Pound 10 shillings in
a C150
When I did my PPL (in 1967) the rate was $10(NZ) per hour solo and $12
dual in a C150.



It's still pretty reasonable and do-able in most places. Any
enterprising 15 year old that really wanted to fly could probably manage
to find a way to do two hours a month.


Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:

It's still pretty reasonable and do-able in most places. Any
enterprising 15 year old that really wanted to fly could probably
manage to find a way to do two hours a month.



That eliminates Mx.........

"ManhattanMan" wrote in news:ZGSTi.53$Tw.13
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:

It's still pretty reasonable and do-able in most places. Any
enterprising 15 year old that really wanted to fly could probably
manage to find a way to do two hours a month.



That eliminates Mx.........




Xachery


Bertie