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Sharpeye,
sorry to nitpick, but you can't "fly" a sim any more than you can fly an FTD. I agree, however, that a sim is more realistic than the FTD. The FTD is a useful training tool. By the way, the FTD has full color visuals, you can do substantially more than just flip switches. You can "fly" it. It just doesn't move. It sounds like you are talking about a CPT or cockpit procedures trainer.
sorry to nitpick, but you can't "fly" a sim any more than you can fly an FTD. I agree, however, that a sim is more realistic than the FTD. The FTD is a useful training tool. By the way, the FTD has full color visuals, you can do substantially more than just flip switches. You can "fly" it. It just doesn't move. It sounds like you are talking about a CPT or cockpit procedures trainer.
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