Co-pilot gets sick, stewardess helps land airplane

Mxsmanic wrote:
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The view looks like a flat screen and there is no peripherial view.

Look up TrackIR.

I have.

It is still a flat screen and there is no peripherial view.

To say otherwise is a lie or a delusion.

The physical sensations of a downdraft are real in real airplanes and you
have to learn to deal with them to fly real airplanes.

That's about 0.000001% of what you have to learn to deal with to fly
airplanes, and a great deal of what you have to learn (the great majority, in
fact) has nothing to do with physical sensations.

It is a lot more than 0.000001% of what you have to learn and you have to
learn it to fly real airplanes.

snip delusional babble about how realistic small, flat screes with no
peripheral view are


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Jim Pennino

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