That’s when he noticed the date on the sim’s internal clock: . He hadn’t set it. He tried to change it. The field was grayed out.
Taxiing was surreal. Every AI aircraft moved with fluid precision—no stuttering, no popping in and out of existence. They followed him to the runway, held short, and waited. As he lined up for takeoff, a United 787 whispered overhead on final. The wake turbulence effect, not native to P3D, rocked his 737. That’s when he noticed the date on the
If you ever see on a forum from 2017, remember: the sky is never empty. And some flights never land. The field was grayed out
His hands trembled over the keyboard. “Who is this?” They followed him to the runway, held short, and waited
Odd , he thought, but he was too enamored to care. He selected his own aircraft—a PMDG 737-800, Southwest livery—and requested IFR clearance to Denver. The ATC voice responded instantly, but the controller’s ID was unfamiliar: KSEA_DEL_GHOST .
The frozen AI aircraft began to move again. But their taxi routes were wrong. They converged toward him. The Delta 717 rolled over grass. The Horizon Q400’s propellers bent reality. And the Southwest 737 at the gate—its engines spooled up with no one inside.