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Old October 19th 07, 05:29 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
brtlmj
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Default Blended-wing Airliner

leading edge of the wing transparent. The passengers were seated in a
theater-like arrangement and could see where the plane was headed.

Imagine very nervous fliers when the plane pops into a cloud?


A crosswind landing would be worse. A few years ago I flew in a SAS
plane with a forward-looking camera installed. Passengers could see
everything pilots saw. I loved it, but I can understand why it was
discontinued. For someone who never piloted anything it IS scary when
the plane is pointed away form the airport.

Bartek

 




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