#Worth1000Words - Fiona Harper In The Pilot's Seat In Fiji

#Worth1000Words in which we celebrate interesting images from our team members. Tonight it is Fiona Harper’s shot of our reporter sitting in the captain’s chair at what looks like Nadi airport outide the cockpit, but they would not ler her take off because it is the latest pilot training simulator and the manager of the facility explained just how much time and money it can save tFiji Airways and other Pacific carriers who can nw train locally on a variety of aircraft types instead of flying to Australia to train. Fiona said it was very realistic and we agree it is definitely #Worth1000Words

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