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11-28-2007, 04:34 PM
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Well, based on my conversations with some actual pilots, it would not be as hard as you might think. Sure, taking off and landing safely are complex maneuvers, but they didn't really perform anything acrobatic.
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11-30-2007, 02:55 AM
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My first ever try at flying was in a Twin Cessna 310. I was able to make turns on a heading, keep the bubble centered while turning, stay on a heading fairly easy. I even landed the plane myself with only verbal help. Couldn't taxi the twin on the tarmac for shit, but flying it was a lot easier than I have ever imagined. A year later I had a chance to fly a Citaborea and with verbal help and a few stick inputs, I was able to do loops, rolls, etc.
I know these ain't no 767 but the principles remain the same. Flying an airplane is not some excusive skill that only a few can master. |
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