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Old August 30th 04, 06:08 PM
Kirk Stant
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Nyal Williams wrote in message ...

(snip) Nowadays, the 2-33 serves somewhat the same function as a
flight simulator; it can be the basis of some cheap/quick initial
learning.

That's it! That explains everything! That's why no one ever gets
hurt in a 2-33 - THEY AREN'T REALLY FLYING! It's just a simulator!
We should paint them all blue and put the instructor's seat on the
outside, next to the student.

I love it!

Kirk
 




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