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    He would take me to the Canadian Air and Space Museum located in Ottawa, Canada. While there, we would spend the day watching and learning about the different types of airplanes, where they were first used, and even about different jets at the museum. Every year that we went to visit him, I demanded that we visit the museum at least one time. One of my favorite attractions at the museum was their Flight Simulator. Everytime we went to the museum, going on their Flight Simulator was the first and last attraction I attended. It was from this experience that I realized that I had a real passion towards aviation and eventually convinced my parents to buy me my own Flight…

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    Flight Simulator

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    INTRODUCTION (OVERVIEW) Before the pilot use the real cockpit of the real aeroplane, they need to train their skill by using a system called flight simulator. Flight simulator is the system that looks like the real cockpit of the airplane but the truth is, it’s only a fake cockpit that had been designed special for the pilot training. The simulator were designed to help the pilot to test or train their skill in handling the cockpit in every situation that they might face during handling the…

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    Flight Simulators

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    The demand for flight simulators has been largely accelerated by the need to train and evaluate pilots and aircrew efficiently, safely and effectively. Flight training tends to be driven by economics. The overall cost of purchasing and operating a flight simulator is a small fraction compared to operating the aircraft it replicates. Exercises such as an engine failure or stalling can be taught in the simulator. As a result the pilot and instructor as less susceptible to the dangers presented…

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    List of hardware & software used The following is a list of hardware & software used: 1. Keyboard 2. Mouse 3. Monitor 4. Power supply 5. Speakers 6. Video Card 7. Microsoft Flight Simulator X 8. Set of earphones Description of subjects 10 participants were chosen to experiment Microsoft Flight Simulator X. The participants consist of 5 female UNIMAS students, 3 male UNIMAS students, 1 female working adult and 1 male working adult, with ages ranging from 21 to 25 years. All 10 participants have…

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    I prefer forwarding my attention to experience how to fly an airplane instead of constantly reading about it. Flight simulator programs is a creative method to adapt and experience the inside of an airplane, and also help to memorize the control buttons. Flight simulators also help aviators to practice flying any time and it’s safer to face challenges before confronting them. Flight training can be very dangerous in real life but flight simulators can reduce the risk of having fatalities, for…

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    Personal Essay: Delta Air

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    “Delta 1541, Cleared for takeoff.” These are the words every aviation enthusiast wants to hear. The ability to soar into the sky at lightning fast speeds is an incredible feat. To me aviation is not just a hobby, but instead aviation has been what I have dedicated my life to. Aviation has been both a passion and an interest of mine for the better half of 12 years. Stemming from these enthusiasms is how my personality has formed and has molded into the person I am today. My premier exposure to…

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    Deep bonding with flights I developed as a toddler. The flights’ landing and takeoff, I watched curiously when I was waiting in the airport launch for boarding Lufthansa flight to India. Fading of sawing noise as the plane disappeared in the sky during takeoff and puffs of smoke from the wheel as they touched the ground on landing captivated me. My level of excitement to watch these scenes never changed a bit even now. The contrail left behind by jets still amuses me. Playing flight…

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    Introduction For pilots operating in conditions that exceed their ability, a pilot can quickly create an undesired aircraft state. Since weather is always changing along a flight path it is imperative to be prepared for any unforeseen situations that may arise during a flight; while prior planning is always a safety net, it will not alleviate every scenario that appears such as inadvertent flight into cloud. Of course Transport Canada has taken the appropriate precautions by incorporating a…

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    has been a huge noticeable difference in design and innovation. One of many differences in the Cirrus compared to the Cessna, is the avionics. For Example the Cirrus has an ADS-B standard in all of their planes. ADS-B allows the cirrus to have “eyes in the sky” essentially seeing other planes on the screen in correlation to them, creating a safer environment for the Cirrus pilot. In contrast the Cessna does not come equipped with ADS-B, the Cessna is essentially flying blind oblivious to other…

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    announced, “Lets head to the airport, maybe that is our key to getting back home.” Kate agreed and off they went. When they arrived at the airport, it was dead silent and they couldn’t see anyone inside. Mr. Jack’s bulldog was the first to explore by sniffing around. He started to lick up all of the nasty crumbs from the eatery’s floors. Kate and Mr. Jacks began furiously looking for ways out. They came to Gate C and found the door to the hall that leads to where passengers board the aircraft.…

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