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Dennis Johnson wrote:
"Kevin Clarke" wrote in message news:T3BFh.7673 MSFS is a marginally useful training tool. I use it sometimes to practice an approach. But to say that it is flying defies credibility. I offered the following definition of "flying" in my previous post: "If a person is sitting in front of an instrument panel manipulating controls whose performance is based on aerodynamic principles, that's flying. It might be flying a simulator, but it's still flying." What's your definition? You have to be in the air at the very least. Not sitting in front of a TV with a bag of cheetohs. KC Dennis |
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