> "Stick a person in a true, full-motion airline simulator at 35,000 feet, with no help, and watch what happens," he says. "It won't be pretty." That would act

> "Stick a person in a true, full-motion airline simulator at 35,000 feet, with no help, and watch what happens," he says. "It won't be pretty." That would actually be a pretty interesting experience to conduct using a panel of people with various amount of flying experience ranging from none to being a hardcore flight simulation enthusiast knowing everything about said plane on paper. I would however allow access to a knowledgable pilot able to guide the test subject over the radio (assuming they figure out how to operate it) as you would certainly get in a real life situation.