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H I International Swomen Pilots the Official Magazine of the Ninety-Nines® Inc H I INTERNATIONAL SWOMEN PILOTS THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE NINETY-NINES® INC. "Bonanza Three Six Bravo Turn Right To Zero-Five-Zero..." It's been a late night and you're starting to sense the need for Only The FS-100 Offers A Complete Training System: sleep. T he flight's been short but the weather lousy a nasty crosswind with a ragged ‘200 foot ceiling. Even worse, you just Realistic Flight Simulation. The FS-100 features missed the approach into a busy airport you've never shot before ^ highly accurate six-degree-of-freedom flight dynamics, in daylight, let alone at night. Your stomach is churning. Sud­ crystal clear instrument panels, full-function replay denly ATC interrupts, "Bonanza Three Six Bravo, turn right to mode, complete user-definable environmental condi­ zero-five-zero, climb and maintain three thousand feet; holding tions, random instrument failures, multiple panel instru­ instructions, advise ready to copy." You can't help but whisper, ment options and much, much more. " Thank goodness this is only practice." Very life-like practice indeed. Hands-On Controls. The FS-100 control console is So Real It Will Make Your Palms Sweat. ✓ designed to simulate the cockpit environment, allowing you to make critical flight adjustments using real knobs, If you're serious alxiut developing and maintaining your ITR switches and levers instead o f a computer keyboard or skills, you already know the importance of frequent practice and mouse. Even the smallest adjustments are immediately how much it costs. Fortunately, the FS-100 Desktop Cockpit™ reflected on the screen. offers you a cost-effective way to experience the challenges of IFR without leaving home. And it does it while providing the Dynamic Sound. Our latest enhancement to the FS- most realistic simulation characteristics available today. ✓ 100 is the addition of actual aircraft sounds, including engine, flaps, landing gear, marker beacons and navaid Other simulators rely on a computer keyboard or mouse for ad­ identifiers. Add to this our optional Air Traffic Control justing critical flight controls. But with the FS-100, you fly your flights which are customized by airport, and you have simulator the: same way you fly an airplane with your hands on the most realistic training system available today. the controls rather than a keyboard or mouse. T he FS- 100's state-of-the-art software package very accurately simulates the World Wide Coverage. Constructed fromjeppesen flight dynamics of a single-engine, high performance aircraft. ✓ NavData,™ our Continental Databases allow you to And now with the addition of sound it's even more realistic. Plus, practice throughout the world. Other simulators typi­ you can practice anywhere in the world using our exclusive Con­ cally limit you to a small geographic area, but with our tinental Databases. North America database alone, you can practice at over 2,800 airports from coast-to-coast. Free Information Kit Call today and receive a fact-filled informa­ tion package on the FS-100 and how it can help you become a more proficient IFR pilot 1-800-732-2800 FS-100 Desktop CocTc|JTr1M is a trademark of MDM System! NavData™ is a trademark ofjcpjxsen Sanderson, Inc. © 1994, Ml)] I m I THE NINETY-NINE NEW S- i i = i 1INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL WOMEN PILOTS is published by H f c F 1 THE NINETY NINES®INC. I T b * m $3’£WS A Delaware Nonprofit Corporation WOMEN PILOTS Organized November 2, 1929 THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE NINETY-NINES® INC. THE NINETY-NINES November/December 1994 Volume 20, No. 6 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Loretta Gragg COVER: 99 Jetta Schantz sets ballooning record. Story on page 5 EDITOR Betty Rowley 4 Calendar 10 Membership: Recruitment -JacqueBoyd EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Joyce Wells 6 President's Comments Lu Hollander - Joyce Wells 11 Membership: Networking Alexis Koehler -Use Hipfel ART DIRECTOR 6 Letters to the Editor Jim Simpson 11 New Member listing ADVERTISING 7 Editorial -Betty Rowley COORDINATOR Cindy Rusher 1 2 Careers: -Karen Kahn Headquarters Report ADVERTISING SALES John Shoemaker Fall BoardMeeting-Lois Erickson 13 Pilot Stories: -Joyce HUchie 1-800-773-7798, Ext. 3317 Resource Center-Verna West EDITORIAL OFFICE 14 Legislation -Lynne Trupin 807 N. 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