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Old 31st July 2004 | 20:26
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mstram
 
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>Do you also get sluggish response on your Cessna 172 when it's
moderately windy (say, around 15 knots or so)?

Uhh, not really. Why would you ask that ? ... unless you're comparing the way MSfS models wind. I always have the wind turned off in MSFS as it's not very realistic IMO, especially the gusts. I've flown in some pretty gusty conditions, and even a small plane doesn't "jerk" back and forth like in MSFS.

>I'll see if lessons are worth the money but definitely not now.

I know it's expensive, but life is short .....

You can just take an intro flight at ~50.00 for 30-40 minutes (power), and about the same for a glider. Just to see what the real thing is like.

>I'd love to be an airline pilot but I'm 40 and haven't even my private pilot's
licence yet ... might be a little late.

Probably unlikely in today's market. But if you really want something ...
http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthr...&threadid=6911


I don't know if I'd want to be an airline pilot from all that I've read about the job.

Now flying the plane is a different story. I'd love to fly a big jet at least once. Doing touch and goes' in a 747, 777, 330 would be fantastic !

I can probably realistically at least fly a business jet, if I ever get motivated enough (i.e. $$$$).

Mike
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