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Good to know, I think I will try the Unicom first at unmanned airports to first see what it's all about
I would love that it is different these days, but that you will have to check yourself. I never ever were able to find propper spot for me but you maybe of better luck.
When i was mainly flying on FSX, I found using a good traffic program like MyTraffic, and a ATC add-on like Radio Contact gave a better experiance. Again not perfect but atleast you could fly with consistant ATC and also the traffic programs made the skys much busier than they are with VATsim.
I fly GA exclusively also, and they are great for Vatsim. Obviously most of the manned airports are the big international type, but there are plenty of GA aircraft around.
Thank for the response - as I get nearer retirement, need to start planning on how to avoid "Honey-do" list overload - what a better way than noise cancellation head phones :-)
I know what you mean wth having a wife around myself.
I find Vatsim good for when flying alone online, but I prefer FScloud when flying with others as the areas I fly are rarely controlled anyway.
This said, some of the controllers do make me raise my brow a bit. I remember flying to anchorage once during an event, and instead of putting everyone on a STAR for effective traffic flow, the controller radar vectored everyone around. He gave me a 50 mile downwind, at altitudes below MSA, and even cut an aircraft in front of me (yay for realism). I've also received a holding clearance at night at an altitude that gave me "terrain, pull-up" while flying over the mountains.
It's all in good fun though, and sometimes, flying in an online community can be enjoyable. Not teh kind of place if you just want to fly with friends though.