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The purpose of FLAPS-2-APPROACH is two-fold:  To document the construction of a Boeing 737 flight simulator and act as a platform to share aviation-related articles pertaining to the B737.  It's hoped it will also provide a source of inspiration and reference to like-minded individuals.

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Please Note:   I have NO affiliation with ANY manufacturer or reseller.  I tell it as I see it!

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Jul302011

Welcome - First Post from Flaps 2 Approach

This is the first post on Flaps 2 Approach

 The blog will document the process of establishing a working Boeing 737 simulator.  This is an exciting multifaceted project that will take considerable time to complete.  I'll have to learn skills in a number of fields that, until now, have not been required.  I expect I'll be phoning knowledgable friends and asking LOTS of questions....

The Blog will also act as a conduit to discuss all things aviation and how they relate to the Boeing 737 series aircraft.

I thought carefully regarding the name of the Blog.  Initially the usual name sakes came to mind - "My 737 Blog" and the like.  I wanted something distinctly aviation and something that related to all aircraft.  Flaps to approach seemed the logical choice as nearly every aircraft has to set flaps to approach.  I used the numeral 2 instead of the word to allow the name to more easily read in the browser url box.

So let's get the ball rolling.....   "Chocks Away - Cleared for takeoff"

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