Flying Monkey Delta
The X ARC is an advanced version of the highly successful X ARC series of inflight airplanes. This new model incorporates many new technologies and software that make it distinctly different from its forerunner, the ARF: “All terrain, all aircraft.” In other words, the new design is about making the best possible aviators out of the most technologically advanced pilots in their class. One of the most important questions that pilot’s often ask is whether the design of the X ARC is safe.
The answer is a resounding “yes!” The airplane is designed to fly at speeds well above the Category V and VI airplanes that are required by the FARPA (Federal Air Regulations Authority). In addition, the controls and the aircraft system are both more ergonomic than ever before. A recent accident illustrated how easily a misjudged maneuver could result in catastrophic injury or fatality if something went awry during a critical phase of an operation. While no pilot would consider flying a Model ARC in a “critical” manner, pilots can still take precautions and stay within the regulations.
Safety is not just about avoiding accidents and staying within regulations. It’s about staying healthy. Maintain your body in good condition. Eat properly; exercise regularly; get the proper rest; and watch your weight so you do not become over-fat.
Is Flying Monkey Delta For Me?
If you are flying the Model ARC and your sense of smell is so acute that you cannot smell anything above ground level; then your sense of taste may be tested. That’s because noisemakers have been banned; and the controls now incorporate a tongue scraper to keep the visors clear. The new nose gear retractor is one of the biggest reasons for this change. And, yes, it is recommended you put on a helmet! While no one will be sitting under your wing like they would in the cock pit of an F-14, it’s better to be safe than sorry.
Flying monkeys pose safety hazards in many situations. While they may look dangerous, they are not. And, while some of them scream for attention, none of them bite or sting. They are very gentle birds, not capable of hurt you with their teeth or claws. As long as you respect them (and they respect you), they will be content. Flying Monkey Delta puts everyone on equal footing with one another.
“Is Flying Monkey Delta for me?” Only you can answer that question. You will be the only one who knows the answer. Hopefully, they will come around when they’re thirsty, hungry, tired, or just in need of a good drink.