The best thing about flightsim is that the "press-on-itis" that develops when your flying into the possibility of a storm won't get you killed if you decide not to turn back
I've made some quite spectacular (and illegal) landings at McLeland field in IMC. Nearly crashed a few times in aeroplanes without autopilot when I've been "chasing the needles"...
Just don't tell my instructor!
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jonesey2k wrote:The best thing about flightsim is that the "press-on-itis" that develops when your flying into the possibility of a storm won't get you killed if you decide not to turn back
I've made some quite spectacular (and illegal) landings at McLeland field in IMC. Nearly crashed a few times in aeroplanes without autopilot when I've been "chasing the needles"...
Just don't tell my instructor!
Too true Jonesy - amazing the risks you take when you know you won't end up in dire straits.... ;-)
I must admit I'm looking forward to reinstalling PAMA - there's a better chance of landing there than PAYA with only one ILS approach
I'm also acting like a kid with the new PC which does render weather better than the last machine - I took a flight from EGPH and could not believe the grot hanging around the vicinity of the airport with tops of about 1000ft - at least I can ride the ILS there
forthbridge wrote:
Too true Jonesy - amazing the risks you take when you know you won't end up in dire straits.... ;-)
I must admit I'm looking forward to reinstalling PAMA - there's a better chance of landing there than PAYA with only one ILS approach
I'm also acting like a kid with the new PC which does render weather better than the last machine - I took a flight from EGPH and could not believe the grot hanging around the vicinity of the airport with tops of about 1000ft - at least I can ride the ILS there
There is a nice little road on the approach to PAYA's runway 10 that helps a bit when the vis is rubbish. Better that then shoot the dangerous 13 approach at PAMA
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