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Ditto por favor
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Venetian L1011
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Wow, an L-1011... what an airplane! I jumpseated on an ATA bird a while back and I really cherished the experience. The cockpit is the size of a small house!
From a pilot's perspective, just out of curiosity, what sim do you use for training? Are there any functioning sims left in the US? Who's the flight engineer? A pilot or a retired PFE from some airline?
Also, anyone know what the interior is like?
I think it's great that such a fantastic airplane is getting a second chance in a corporate setting.
God Bless the L-1011!
Tom C.
From a pilot's perspective, just out of curiosity, what sim do you use for training? Are there any functioning sims left in the US? Who's the flight engineer? A pilot or a retired PFE from some airline?
Also, anyone know what the interior is like?
I think it's great that such a fantastic airplane is getting a second chance in a corporate setting.
God Bless the L-1011!
Tom C.
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