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Having become dangerously addicted to MS Flight Simulator, I am
starting to develop a hankering to learn to fly for real. However I'm having a bit of trouble reconciling this desire with my concern about CO2 emissions and climate change. My wife and I tend to buy reasonably fuel efficient cars and are soon to have a wind turbine installed on our house, so to start burning aviation fuel just for fun would seem like a bit of a step in the wrong direction. Can anyone provide any insights to help me allay these concerns? I don't even know how much fuel the average light aircraft consumes or how much CO2 it puts out into the atmosphere. Is it comparable to a car or is it a lot more? (My car gets about 50mpg, but then I spend a lot more time driving it than I could ever afford to spend flying a plane.) Thanks in advance, Colin |
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