Actually, it's open to the public. Flightdeck in Annaheim CA - they also have some F-16 style sims that you can go head to head in dogfights with. I was pretty happy with myself that I didn't dump the damn thing haha.
I would go for the 737 sim, the 60 minute package was enough time for me to get a full flight in including ground work. The others are tourist style. I DID have an in many years ago and got to spend some time in a real F-16 sim and it was a kick in the ass for sure.
AN-225 Mriya, operating as flight ADB286F "Super," the world's biggest cargo transporter and only-one-of-its-kind, landed on Rwy 30 at KOAK on Sunday, September 9, 2018, to load relief supplies in support of Typhoon Mangkhut efforts (Guam).
As they say, any landing you can walk away from...
I am stunned I didn't blow my femur on that landing. I have a huge hanging blood balloon from my knee to my hip.. I didn't really walk away either.
Now the Embassy Suites? I walked away from that one baby, then collapsed from blood loss 6 blocks later.. again, was that really walking away?
Now my Wife? She's a fantastic jumper that's easily way better than me, and hot, and popular at events. Pretty sure I get invites because the organizers love her.. oh fate, how you mock me.
Onetime when I was a smokejumper we were jumping this fire and the jump spot was pretty good except for one major hazard- a huge triple topped snag. In the plane everyone was like whatever you do stay away from that thing. My buddy Jeff goes out the door and it literally looked like his sole goal was to land in the snag. Every turn, every correction just brought him closer. It was like the thing had a tractor beam on him. Sure enough, he goes right into the top of it. The branches shredded through his canopy and hung him up about 150 feet off the ground. Luckily he was firmly hung up (the big risk is hitting a tree, having the canopy deflate and then the branches break causing a free fall to the ground) and he rapped out of the tree with the handy "let down" webbing we jumped with (a terrifying process in which you tie off to a parachute riser, run the webbing through some rings in your jump suit and then unclip from the parachute and lower down).
Usually if someone hangs up you have to climb up the tree and get the parachute out of it once the fire is handled but in this case the tree was too dangerous to climb so maybe his parachute is still out there (Lassen National Park backcountry)!!
Anyway, Mike Honcho's video of sailing over all of that grass into the fence reminded me that jump.
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