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As a trained pilot, flight planning is a huge part of your job. Navigation is also a big part of the job. if you assumed you had to turn off parts of your nav
by wiredone 4y ago
As a trained pilot, flight planning is a huge part of your job.
Navigation is also a big part of the job. if you assumed you had to turn off parts of your nav equipment to avoid detection, then visual reference (ie flying the path to visually memorise/familirise yourself with wayppoints) would be something you'd certainly do - and a flightsim would be perfect for this.
- monkeywork 4y agowas the terrain modeling good enough at that time to really train you for that? Current MSFS sure but the version he was running?
- gymbeaux 4y agoSure. Flight Simulator X came out around 2006 and at max settings looked great. Current FS is obviously better, but FSX was adequate.