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From AOPA’s news “…. A 12-year-old is among students learning to fly at Page Field airport in Fort Myers, Fla. The sixth-grader, Owen Nicely, who says he is determined to become a pilot, has already logged more than 50 hours in the air and trains at home with Flight Simulator 2004 on his computer. …”. Read all about it here!
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I don’t want to flog a dead horse, but I do hope whoever at MS is responsible for the next incarnation of FS, they will take stories like this into consideration.
I agree!
It would be nice if AOPA also talked to MS. It’s a powerful organization.