Clay Lacy and Barry Schiff are not even in the same league. I have a very high respect for Schiff, not so much for Lacy.
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Originally Posted by aiir
(Post 2545795)
Probably a dumb question, but figured I might as well ask... :D
If the goal is to one day fly for the airlines professionally, is there any benefit to starting my training on a Cessna 172 equipped with a G1000 instead of the standard 6-pack flight instrument setup? |
If your goal is an airline job or any jet job outside of Africa and sketchy overnight freight, go glass cockpit. Not even close the people who struggle big time at the 121 level are those who don’t have much of any glass time.
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Every pilot should start in a 6 pack.
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Thanks everyone, I really appreciate the replies.
Once I'm able to get my training started, I'm going to go with the "Standard 6-Pack" set up. Taking everything that I've read into consideration, I think that going that route will in the long run make me a better pilot, which is what I'm after. |
Sorry if its a stupid question, but six pack means the regular instruments in the cockpit? :)
Originally Posted by TurboWill
(Post 2563619)
Every pilot should start in a 6 pack.
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Originally Posted by carlapilot
(Post 2578418)
Sorry if its a stupid question, but six pack means the regular instruments in the cockpit? :)
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so, but... if you have this garmin 1000 (I have googled it out), you still have the regular instruments, no? just the main thing u use, is this.
If all is electronic, and only a screen, if that is broken, than everything is broken... than how you know what's going on? I have seen some planes from inside, very modern ones, not like the C152 what I am learning to fly... and really, only two big flat screens and that's it...
Originally Posted by aiir
(Post 2578834)
Yup, the regular instruments :D
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Originally Posted by carlapilot
(Post 2581340)
so, but... if you have this garmin 1000 (I have googled it out), you still have the regular instruments, no? just the main thing u use, is this.
If all is electronic, and only a screen, if that is broken, than everything is broken... than how you know what's going on? I have seen some planes from inside, very modern ones, not like the C152 what I am learning to fly... and really, only two big flat screens and that's it... From what I understand, the main difference between both of these systems is in the instrument eye scan required for safe flight, and from what I learned via this thread is that it is easier to go from the standard 6pack gauges like those in your C152 to the G1000, and a bit from difficult the other way around. Therefore, you're on the right path and when the time comes you shouldn't have too much trouble moving on to the larger electronic displays. Goodluck with your training! :cool: |
yes, as the gentleman has said, you still have the half of the 6pack in the cockpit ;)
Originally Posted by carlapilot
(Post 2581340)
so, but... if you have this garmin 1000 (I have googled it out), you still have the regular instruments, no? just the main thing u use, is this.
If all is electronic, and only a screen, if that is broken, than everything is broken... than how you know what's going on? I have seen some planes from inside, very modern ones, not like the C152 what I am learning to fly... and really, only two big flat screens and that's it... |
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