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SIM CHALLENGE! Live tomorrow (Monday) from the AVION Flight Training Centre at Luton Airport. A350 Captain Chris Pohl Mentoring Flight Sim (VATSIM) Pilot Jonny Heather on a short flight piloting the A320NEO. From Flight Plan, Push & Start, Taxi, Takeoff, Approach & Landing, we’ll be able to show how...

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