Why airplanes taxi

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Real pilots do the "truckload of calculations" all the time.

Some do, some don't.

No, most do.

The small percentage that don't become the subject of an NTSB report.

Of course none of this makes any difference when you are play flying.

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No, most do.

What percentage is that?

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No, most do.

What percentage is that?

A large one as is obvious from the NTSB data.

Feel free to use the NTSB web site to generate a number with six significant
digits on your time.


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A large one as is obvious from the NTSB data.

So you don't know.

No we are just not willing to tell you
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A large one as is obvious from the NTSB data.

So you don't know.

Mxsmanic wrote:
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A large one as is obvious from the NTSB data.

So you don't know.

Twisting the words doesn't mean you are correct.

Unlike you I am not so anal as to spend the time deriving a 6 digit
number for something that is obvious to the most casual reader
to be a small number.

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Twisting the words doesn't mean you are correct.

Unlike you I am not so anal as to spend the time deriving a 6 digit
number for something that is obvious to the most casual reader
to be a small number.

You've already admitted that you don't know. No need to repeat it.

Mxsmanic wrote:
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Twisting the words doesn't mean you are correct.

Unlike you I am not so anal as to spend the time deriving a 6 digit
number for something that is obvious to the most casual reader
to be a small number.

You've already admitted that you don't know. No need to repeat it.

I didn't "admit" anything and twisting the words doesn't mean you've
"won".


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