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Postby slopit12 » Mon Jan 14, 2013 8:49 am

Thanks for the amazing scenery Mike. Your scenery is artwork, capturing the beauty of New Zealand.
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Postby mfraser » Tue Jan 15, 2013 2:13 pm

Hi Mike!

I would also like to wish you best of luck on your new endevours......

As a sidenote - I still plan to get those photo's to you though what you do with them is up to you of course!

Work has been very busy for me at Auckland Oceanic the last few months as we've started training programmes for 6 new controllers this year. Normally we only train two at a time but staffing issues mean we are forced to turn over as many new staff as we can which is causing a few headaches!

Anyways, keep in touch and hopefully we can colloborate again in the future......

Kind regards,
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Postby Ian Warren » Tue Jan 15, 2013 2:39 pm

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Work has been very busy for me at Auckland Oceanic the last few months as we've started training programmes for 6 new controllers this year. Normally we only train two at a time but staffing issues mean we are forced to turn over as many new staff as we can which is causing a few headaches!

Mat , a penny dropped here - we had a ATC traffic person teaching and learning his skills , that was Nick Beaty when training in Dunedin early days of FSX , with Mikes 'Hamilton X ' a freeware , with many people wanting to learn the procedure and follow the true guidelines of approach in the region , maybe something you might want to put forward for trainees .. plenty of us here would and enjoy following the radial and correct approach ? It helped Nick and everyone enjoy the realism .
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Postby mfraser » Tue Jan 15, 2013 2:46 pm

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Mat , a penny dropped here - we had a ATC traffic person teaching and learning his skills , that was Nick Beaty when training in Dunedin early days of FSX , with Mikes 'Hamilton X ' a freeware , with many people wanting to learn the procedure and follow the true guidelines of approach in the region , maybe something you might want to put forward for trainees .. plenty of us here would and enjoy following the radial and correct approach ? It helped Nick and everyone enjoy the realism .

Of course! I'm always open to answer any curly questions about the world of ATC! If users are really keen, log on to the NZ Vatsim server as an observer and listen to the sim pilots talk to sim controllers!! biggrin.gif
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Postby creator2003 » Tue Jan 15, 2013 2:54 pm

Still totally keen on the rest of the pics matt ,been in the city building out the wharfs ,the more i see the more i want to build so dont hold back lol snap snap ,catch up with you soon winkyy.gif and ty guys 2013 we should all see some direction with this sim and others, im looking forward to the journey and still hard doing things in the background ninja.gif
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Postby Kahu » Tue Jan 15, 2013 3:10 pm

Cheers for your work Mike cheers1.gif , always high quality products.
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