this heals my wounded soul a bit
Just for your information, I'm not flying kinda Piper or so, it's a Saab 2000, high performance, full glass cockpit aircraft. But, it has some strange long things turning around the engines where the REAL aircrafts have just a big black hole.
Of course it's different to fly a jet, descend planning, swept wing, kynetic energy, but, put a high hour Jet Jockey on a Turboprop-Sim and give him a unfeathered engine failure shortly after V1 (you prop guys know what I'm talking about). I'm pretty sure, after he finds himself in an upside down frozen Sim-Position, he makes the same stupid face like I would do sitting in a 747 ******* up my first landing.
ITS JUST A MATTER OF HAVING THE OPPORTUNITY TO GET TRAINED ON IT. It's not rocketsience, isn't it?