Can some explain "cabin glare" to me?

Most people fly to get where there are going, not to look out the
window at a hazy horizon and a few clouds.
Mx you have surpassed Skylune in your cluelessness.

Alas, Mx is correct. Most people fly in the back seat of an aluminum
tube to get where they are going. It is primarily the ones in the front
seats that have other reasons.

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Mxsmanic wrote:

Most people fly to get where there are going, not to look out the
window at a hazy horizon and a few clouds.

Then their point isn't to watch the movies, but to just get somewhere?
Then why the problem? The movie isn't even an issue.

Maybe the best thing the airlines can do is cut out the movie. Then
they won't have to deal with middle-age children whining about
someone's window interfering with their movie.

Grow up America!

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Then their point isn't to watch the movies, but to just get somewhere?

Yes.

Then why the problem? The movie isn't even an issue.

They can't sleep, and they get bored, so they watch movies. Perhaps
if they could find a way to simply sleep through the flight, they
would.

Maybe the best thing the airlines can do is cut out the movie. Then
they won't have to deal with middle-age children whining about
someone's window interfering with their movie.

What about the middle-age children who whine about not being able to
look at the hazy horizon and filmy clouds outside the window?

Air travel is just transportation to most people: a necessary evil
that must be endured to get from one place to another.

Be glad that general aviation is still legal in the USA. It may not
always be so.

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"Mxsmanic" wrote:

filmy clouds

You're on that sim too much.

Try to get out more.

Dan Luke writes:

You're on that sim too much.

I'm describing what I typically see outside the window of real-world
aircraft. On a sim I can get much more spectacular skies built to
order.

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Mxsmanic wrote:
Dan Luke writes:

You're on that sim too much.

I'm describing what I typically see outside the window of real-world
aircraft. On a sim I can get much more spectacular skies built to
order.


Maybe on the sim people can close the window and watch the movie.

Or, they could just watch a movie on TV and call that an in-flight sim!

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Maybe on the sim people can close the window and watch the movie.

Most simulators don't bother simulating passengers or cabins at all,
although I've seen aircraft models that do provide a photorealistic
(but empty) cabin.

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