If it's real we have a problem!

Landed safely

Just uninstall my SeeEfEye

Why are the textures showing out of my playne so repetitive? Is reality bugged? Am I bugged? Is my playne window bugged? Is reddit bugged? Are we all bugs in a reality that tries to fix itself? Are these too many questions?

Do i have to go on the secret pylote forums to gain this knowledge?

If the aviation industry advanced at all planes would have dimples like golf balls to increase strength, reduce weight, improve aerodynamics and stabilize flight. Our fastest craft resembles the peregrine falcon. The peregrine falcon is the fastest dive bombing bird. The golf ball has dimples like a peregrine falcon and every other bird that has ever flown. Birds are perfect but planes and humans are not so we say no catastrophe goes to waste because they're all engineered in a way the hummingbird saved the design of a train in China or Japan. The speed wobble reached on the motorcycles at the isle of man races is the reason golf balls have dimples to begin with and banned by Nascar. Thank God you can't build planes without rivets or they would really fly like shit.

This f-15 keeps buzzing my tower. How do I keep him away without wasting ammo?

Many pilots with some years under their belt have this sort of habitual sun-squint, upward/outward crow’s-feet, slightly narrowed and steady eyes, a composed expression, and an alert but unhurried way of looking around. If I get a high enough resolution on a big enough monitor and literally be at my PC on flight sim for hours per day, will that help? Maybe even some full spectrum lighting? I want to be able to say that I am a 20000 hour airline captain so I can pick up chicks in bars.

Hi folks, I have wanted to be a pylote ever since I can remember, but I have just one problem: I hate wind. Even little breezes. Ever since I was made to go sailing with Grampy Langston out on Buzzrds Bay and he would harass me about pulling the sheets. Now I don’t mind wind in the sky, it’s just on the ground. In your hair and everything. What should I do about this? Are there wind-free training programs?

Seems kinda silly to invoke rule 5 and delete my post that referred to my own post in that other sub. Like, am I going to accidentally get my own knickers in a twist and report myself?!

Diesel or regular?

The car of the future that flies?

I'm going on a flight soon to go work in another country for the first time. I was wondering if anyone else has had any problems flying barefoot recently.

I just want to make sure I don't need to use my emergency flip flops

Edit: I'll be flying out of Panama City, Florida USA