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Sometimes the simulation is so real that reality is unsure whether it is just a simulation. Which image is from a real cockpit and which is from the simulator?
Both pictures have been taken on Jan 3rd. One over Northern Germany and one near the Dead Sea.
Not so easy, is it? Make a good guess.... :-)
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Comments 9
A is real B is Fake
Picture B is clearly a simulation. The OVHD of Skalarki / VIP has no illumination around the korries and switches compared to OEM
They won‘t use Navigraph App in a real plane
In my humble opinion, Picture A is the simulation fro 3 reasons:
1. the strong reflection of the pedestal in the windshield
2. the missing DDRMI in the STBY's
3. the DCDU seems to be a bit narrow
... and maybe the flood illumination on the MIP is a bit too strong for real pilots during a night flight
But the registration of the real aircraft won’t be „VIER IM POTT“ 😉😉
How can you know? :-D
Took the lens and pointed it just right of the CPT‘s ND 🧐
If one is true i will say A , B no Pilot in place, navigraph.....
Sure? ;-)
The FO might have made the picture....
Pretty sure it was the FO :-D