T-28 and Boeing 737 for Private Pilot!? | Takeoff and Landing

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Come with me as I got the chance to fly a North American T-28C and a Full-motion Level D B 737-800 simulator in the same weekend! This was a fantastic experience that I'm glad I was able to take advantage of, thanks to my Uncle John.
His first trainer in Naval Flight School was the T-28 and jumped at the chance to get one for himself after full careers as a Naval aviator and Delta Captain. He also is a Sim instructor for the B 737-800 and arranged for me to spend a couple of hours in the same spaces that prepare airline pilots for the real thing.

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21 июн 2024

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@scottfps5490 3 года назад

F-18 sim at El Toro MCAS mid-90's after getting my PPL at the flying club there, through the Civil Air Patrol. It was on a boom in a planetarium with full 360 projection. Settings were no crash and unlimited fuel. Got in "a knife fight in a telephone booth" with the instructor. 20-minutes of sweat, I finally got shot. It was fun flying under the water and Del Coronado bridge, and under the city of San Diego, to pop out and shoot enemy planes.

@sactu1 3 года назад

Yes. United Airlines B747-800 sim at Stapleton CO during my military exchange with the USAF. Plus F/A-18C, Aermacchi MB326, BAC-111 and Caribou (all RAAF aircraft). Great video.

@MikeWebb-FlyingFinanciallyFree 3 года назад

Glad you liked it!

@Borzoi86 3 года назад

Unusual to see a green overlay on the "C" model. Gold. Wings. Rule! (I flew these puppies as a flt. instructor at Milton, FL decades ago. A fun a/c.)

@MikeWebb-FlyingFinanciallyFree 2 года назад

Thanks for the info!

@vladvoznyuk 3 года назад

I'd say it was quite impressive how you landed the 737. Quite an accomplishment for a private pilot! The sink rate seemed a bit too fast... and your flare was a bit late. But it appears that you settled her down quite comfortably. Good job!