Aircraft Christmas

23
Dec

Aircraft Christmas

Enjoy Flying With A Flight Simulator!

Did you ever want to fly an plane yourself, but lacked the money, time or skill to do so? Are you a real pilot looking to enhance your skills without having to take off?

With strong technological advancement gone into the whole area of flight simulation software, it is now a positive time to fulfill your dream. As those with more experience are probably aware, products and add-ons are available to make the whole game simulation much more fun.

A flight simulator is a software system that is intended to give the users the feeling of flying an authentic aircraft. The degree of realism in the flight sim actually depends upon the kind of technology being used and the computer hardware available. Nowadays, there are a number of flight simulation games and establishments, which promise to give you the thrill of flying an actual aircraft, while keeping you away from the risks involved in doing so.

There are a number of uses that flight simulators have been put to in the past. The civil and military aviation industries have been constantly using these systems to train and teach pilots how to actually fly different types of aircraft and how to act in different sorts of scenarios and failures. One of the oldest flight simulators was developed just after World War I to help pilots fire a machine gun in a moving cockpit replica. By having an aircraft flight simulator, the pilot could learn how to aim in a setting that cost less, and had minimal hazards.

More recently, the gaming industry has realized the huge potential in flight simulation software. With the continual evolution of this type of software, actual aircraft flying is now available to anyone and everyone who wants to experience the thrill. Flight pro sim is one of the newest games around the block, offering unsurpassed and unparalleled flight simulation experience. Definitely, it seems the future of airplane games is very bright, as most consoles have adapted and advanced their software, to bring the very best & latest simulations to the gaming public.

Are you ready to treat yourself this year to a fantastic, enjoyable and unforgettable Christmas present?

With the technology that is now available in the market and your imagination running wild, the sky is now not the limit when it comes to getting the ultimate flight simulation experience. So, go on, grab a high-quality game or two, design your own cockpit and go flying!

Rest assured, I have tested out nearly every Flight Pro Sim on the marketplace today, and I have found one which I can personally recommend.

Stop wasting your money and time on disappointing flight simulators.

I have put them all through the test and after hundreds of hours flying I have finally found a winner and I can promise it will be the closest you will get to a real flying experience without actually leaving your residence.

Check out what I’ve found at Flight Pro Sim and treat yourself or loved one to a fantastic, lifetime Christmas present.

Michael Ofori

About the Author

Michael Ofori was previously in banking and worked at a senior level for several large U.S and European banks. He is now a consultant in the emerging mobile text marketing industry. On Mike’s website: http://www.onlineprofitsbiz.com, you will find the latest information, seminars and business opportunities on mobile text and internet marketing. His website serves as a business resource center to help online business owners and marketers create and maintain a profitable online business.

Question for pilots: What kind of plane is used by American Eagle for its short hops?

I had to fly in one over Christmas break - from O'Hare to Flint, MI - and it was a little plane...maybe 40 people - but I didn't recognize the aircraft. (I looked at the safety card, but it didn't say)

It said 'Regional Jet' on the tail.
It *was* a jet aircraft, not a prop plane.
The seat arrangement was 1 - 2 or (however you write it).

So what kind of plane is this?

ERJ-135 if it had the 40 seat type arrangement...ERJ-145 has a little more seats than that....same plane...just stretched...ERJ stands for Embraer Regional Jet....hope this helps

Jonathan S
ATP-LRJET,HS-125
CFI/AGI

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