Classic British Flight Sim

As it says on the tin.

http://arstechnica.com/science/news/201 ... mpaign=rss

Nigel²

Interesting. Thanks for the link Nigel.

Brian

Hi Folks

'twer locul
and heard, but not seen

Cranford Uni/BAE Systems - Showcase UAV Demonstrates Flapless Flight

As usual,
local rag took a couple of weeks to catch on.
NW Evening Mail - Flapless first takes flight in the skies over Walney

ATB
Paul

another: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-11431662

Just think of a dead-stick landing

"Will those on the left please blow through the drop down tube on my command"

Presumably they would have some sort of emergency backup, that maybe even uses some sort of hypergolic fuel to power the jets until you can land/pick a spot to crash.

Maybe an APU

I dous seem risky putting all the eggs in one basket but redundancy will be built in and it's no more risky than fly by wire which also has a potential to lose everything at once.

Seem though this would be more for unmanned craft initially.

Garry Russell wrote:"Will those on the left please blow through the drop down tube on my command"

Ryanair? 'n how much per blow?


Graham