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You have to admire a bunch of ex Pilots & Engineers who suddenly discover the joys of cleaning windows. Ross, Wayne, Tony & the others all got the rags out and cleaned the windows and you now get to see the airport ahead as you bring the DC-9 simulator in on final approach. All aviation buffs and supporters of the Museum need to return and try this out.. remember the DC-9 simulator is open daily to allow your inner pilot to take control. I would get in early because I am certain this cockpit is going to be extremely popular over Open Cockpit Weekend, October 28-29th, click Here to get your tickets early  |
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