man schedules regular boeing 747 flights in basement - projector screen

When Marco govintali renovated the basement of his Southeast home, there was a flight to Tokyo in the blueprint.
Now, $25,000 and thousands of hours later, the sky is the limit of the computer wizards, and he built a Boeing 747 flight simulator downstream of McKenzie townney's home, faithful to the smallest real details. When one Dubai-
Governali said the Washington-based pilot saw the video he created, "he said, 'How did you get permission to enter the 747 cockpit? '".
"I said 'No, it's in my basement.
The origin of the flight simulator began in the 1990 s with computers and 14-
He says the inch display speeds up the speed of more ambitious projector screens and control panels, reaching full heights today with real aircraft equipment.
This is a hobby, says Governali, combining passion for flight, computer expertise and handyman capabilities.
55-said that although it is fully functional, it is still an ongoing work with the help of extensive research and input from airline pilotsyear-
The old man who runs a computer store.
"I don't have a switch or light for a week," said Governali . ".
It can obtain monitors of air traffic controllers from all over the world, borrowing real-time flight conditions.
"You're basically listening to air traffic controllers and you can get Calgary airport by simply entering YYC. . .
It's totally legal to do so, "he said.
"They didn't see me --I see them.
"As soon as he carried out the taxi and took off, he slid his man-made aircraft into the autopilot and returned to his business class --
The neighborhood of his basement.
Watch a movie or take a nap.
"This is what the pilot does in real life," said Governali . ".
He added that the sense of movement generated by the deformed cockpit could upset people who did not start. On one 11-
On an hour flight to Tokyo's Narita airport, he woke up 45 minutes before landing, bringing the big bird to the runway and tarmac.
While he has not been shown to be able to control any real aircraft, Governali believes he can pull it down safely.
"I have done thousands of flights. . .
"I understand the 100 control measures," he said . ".
"I will never try, but, if I have to be honest with you, I may be on a plane of 747.
But Governali said he would rather pretend to be a realistic fantasy because the life of the pilot is not for him.
"I don't want to sleep in the hotel every night," he said . ".
"But every pilot dreams of flying 747 kilometers.
"BKaufmann @ postmedia.