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Old March 7th 08, 05:12 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Ron Garret
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Default Questions for you glass-panel folks

In article O6zzj.62598$yE1.27408@attbi_s21,
"Jay Honeck" wrote:

My questions a

1. For those who fly instruments behind a glass panel, is the depiction of
the G1000 in MS Flight Simulator close to accurate? Is it REALLY that
easy?


When everything is working, yeah, pretty much. Trick is, that
simplicity is a two-edged sword because when things break you may have
to be able to fall back and do things the old fashioned way, and that
can get to be much harder if you've gotten used to the easy way.

rg
 




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