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Hi there,
My son just turned nine - however he has been flying FS2004 since he was about seven. Granted there is a lot he does not understand about flying (I.E nav, GPS, etc...) However he has no problems choosing an aircraft, and flying it. I had to do quite a bit of coaching initially in order to get him to understand the joystick and what each button is for. I found that flying in external view helped him tremendously. Now days he flys quite well (even the odd landing) I have realism set to easy for him and I have turned off "detect crashes" My daughter who is the same age (twins) occasionally jumps in too and flys around. I would certainly recommend it. Just bear prepared for some coaching early on. Ian www.fstv.us |
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