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PostPosted: Sun Dec 05, 2021 6:48 pm 
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Christer wrote:
Rear facing seats ... :? ... wouldn't that make you puke like a sick bear ... :o ... or cat?

Apparently a lot of Cold War RAF transports had rear-facing passenger seats but I imagine the ride would be a bit different to that in a Bearcat! :lol:

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Some people get motion sickness easier than others. Riding backwards doesn't bother some people. I'm one of them.

Well, on a flight in a B737 drinking coffee and eating a sandwich, neither am I bothered but I think it would be different in a smaller aircraft (or glider) in which you "take more part" in the flight.


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Zac Yates wrote:
Christer wrote:
Rear facing seats ... :? ... wouldn't that make you puke like a sick bear ... :o ... or cat?

Apparently a lot of Cold War RAF transports had rear-facing passenger seats but I imagine the ride would be a bit different to that in a Bearcat! :lol:


The RAF VC-10s certainly did, perhaps the Britannias too. I once sat in a rearwards facing seat on a Southwest 737 - take off from El Paso was rocket-like and the sensation was slightly disconcerting but not uncomfortable! I should imagine aerobatics in a Bearcat would be a bit of a different matter!

Regarding N212KA, pretty sure that Geoff did have her listed on his site originally, suspect finger trouble may have led to an accidental deletion - something that bedevilled me with monotonous regularity at work when manipulating large tables in Word! Doh!


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