On Simulators as assist to IFR training.

Clark writes:

Here's a hint for you: the listener needs to be under the same set of
circumstances as the pilot for the listener to understand what it's really
like.

No, he doesn't. The tests used in many jurisdictions to measure ICAO English
competency for controllers and pilots, for example, include only real-life
recordings, without any "set of circumstances."

Clark writes:

I'm not testing for ICAO.

That is probably wise.

I'm explaining to you that your simulations and recordings are
not the same as being there.

You are asserting, not "explaining." Your assertions are baseless.

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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You are asserting, not "explaining." Your assertions are baseless.

As is your entire existence.

On Mar 10, 8:26*am, Mxsmanic wrote:
Clark writes:
I'm not testing for ICAO.

That is probably wise.

I'm explaining to you that your simulations and recordings are
not the same as being there.

You are asserting, not "explaining." *Your assertions are baseless.

Man, you sure know how to get attention with your wit. What a troll.