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Hi trucker17,
You wrote: "With this i have decided not to comment on anything else within this forum."

I hope you return and contribute in this forum again!
Your posts were interesting and relevent, I love the bits of history that are added in this forum, they help to make this the most interesting forum in FS.

Happy flights,

M. Jordan.

Yes, trucker17, let me join with others hoping you continue to contribute here. Your "first hand" knowledge is very much appreciated and welcomed. Don't know what happened but Scott is a really good guy and I'm sure he would like your input also.

Steve

Trucker17, Craig,

I wish some others around here were as polite and sensible when they were "offending" people. I certainly saw nothing wrong with your post and had read it in exactly the way that you have now explained it.

There are some around (not A2A staff or testers) who stubbornly refuse to accept that terms like "rugged", "easy to fly" and "flys itself" are entirely based on the "normal" skills of highly trained (compared to modern civilian) pilots.. They equate them with literal meanings and therefore, if THEY can't get those results "it must be wrong".

Please continue with your interesting and sociable contributions!!

regards

Darryl

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...Some say he never blinks, and that he roams around the woods at night foraging for Merlin parts...

I spoke with trucker17 a little while ago, there was a complete misunderstanding. Nobody (certainly no one at a2a) has any issue with him posting. As far as we can see, it's all positive.

Scott.

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Hey everyone.
Sorry about the last post i put up.
Their was a misunderstanding( on my part) with Scott and A2A. This has been cleared up, and all is ok.

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