The average fighter pilot in the PAF logs approximately 220 flying hours a year, which is the second highest in the world, the highest being that of the United States Air Force (USAF) with 230 hours flying time per annum. This is higher than the number of hours logged by the Israeli Air Force pilots who log 180 hours per year and 80 hours more than the Indian Air Force pilots who log only 130 hours a year.
flames simulation chambers might be good training.but the real training is up thr.that fear that fun that excitement all these feelings together makes it quite intersting..simulators is no fun
point is, you u have real time flight simulators available, then you dont need to spend money on real flights and you can save fuel also..
thats why western counties, depend much on simulation chambers..
i think its foolish to spend much on fuel.
My dear friend with the help of simulators u can learn how to fly but in order to have a real experience to prepare mentally it is very important to give real environment, because once a piolet things that he is in simulator then most probably he ignore many things as it is just simulator. that why most develped countries still using real flight with simulators.
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Originally posted by FlameZz:
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Gamey Putter same thing from me ,and afer now if i see such kind immature and stupid coment from you aginst pakistan or any of pakistan related forces ,I will seriously think about test that Danda on you ,
Pury kuck Aqul shairf mein ,Now smile
*Sardar Ahmiq Singh *
*Hujra Number 4 Nankana saab *
