Onto stage three of training where we play in the sims for a while. This is a chance to improve instrument skills, better learn the company procedures, and have a through understanding of emergency procedures.
This sim isn't actually turned on, this pic was taken at like 4 in the morning after my classmate and I threw just about everything you possible could at each other. Single engines approaches, in low visibility, no attitude indicators or vertical speed indicators, with a touch of turbulence to top it off. Experiencing such a flight in real life would be highly unlikely, but never hurts to be prepared. And on a side note, I don't react so awkwardly to these situations. haha
From the sims (when/if I pass that stage check) its onto the actual plane. So... the class mates and myself usualy hit the sims from early evening to late morning (8pmish to 4 am).
Well, I took a day off to go visit a friend down in Indiana. Never been to the "Hoosier" state before, so a few hour journey and I was there. It was amy's b-day so it was cool to see the pad on Judd St. and the area. ummm here are some pics:
(From L to R) on our drive, we found this park that you had to cross this covered wooden bridge. I thought it was pretty nifty. at the park they had typical play equiptment, but who could resist hitting the seesaw on a beautiful Sunday Indiana afternoon. Touring through the country side, saw this cool pic of power lines that ran from the coal plant. hmmm thats it for nowwwww
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