For more Nova Scotia news visit our dedicated provincial page. “We give you a chance to experience trying to fly one.”īoth Liddard and Ilyas want further upgrades implemented, so the simulator could be used as a procedural training tool, in addition to being a popular and signature showpiece at the museum. People inside a flight simulator, with the cockpit of a Boeing 737. Liddard has a hands-on role, taking people inside the virtual cockpit of a 737. “It is an experience and introduce you to what happens and familiarize you with what happens on the flight deck of an airline,” said museum member and volunteer John Liddard, has a background in computers and electronics. The simulator has been reassembled, and is already a major attraction for museum visitors. “For it to be loved and used here in this amazing museum is incredible,” said Ilyas. Instead of going to a junkyard, Ilyas eventually found a new home for his high-tech homemade flying experience, and donated the unit to the Atlantic Canada Aviation Museum. “It broke my heart to think a lot of it would end up in a junkyard.” “Doing the show was extremely taxing for me,” said Ilyas, who also decided the time had come to disassemble his flight simulator. The podcast series eventually had to come to an end. There are currently no cheats or codes of any kind available for Virtual Families 3, there is also no indication from the developer whether they plan to implement a system in the game that will enable you to redeem codes to gain rewards such as items and coins. “I just had this idea of taking musicians on flights around places we toured,” said Ilyas.
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Asif Ilyas is a professional musician who also built a flight simulator in his Halifax home, so he combined his passions for music and flying, to launch a podcast.
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