![]() The stadium and performance center are considered to be separate facilities under one roof. The attached music and theatre venue, known as the YouTube Theater, has a capacity of 6,000 seats. Despite the roof, the open sides of the stadium still make it vulnerable to lightning delays, with the first such delay in an NFL game between the Chargers and the Las Vegas Raiders on October 4, 2021. The stadium bowl has open sides and seats 70,240 spectators for most events, with the ability to expand by 30,000 seats for larger events. The canopy has 27,000 embedded LED pucks, which can display images and video that can also be seen from airplanes flying into Los Angeles International Airport. The million-square-foot canopy is made up of 302 ETFE panels, 46 of which can be opened to provide ventilation, supported by a cable net. Above the stadium is an independently supported translucent canopy which covers the stadium proper, the adjacent pedestrian plaza, and the attached performance venue. SoFi Stadium was designed by HKS and consists of the stadium itself, a pedestrian plaza, and a performance venue. It is scheduled to host multiple matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Super Bowl LXI in 2027, and the opening and closing ceremonies (as well as soccer and archery events) of the 2028 Summer Olympics.ĭesign Southwest entrance into American Airlines Plaza between the stadium and the YouTube Theater East entrance The escalators at SoFi Stadium September 18, 2022 The stadium hosted Super Bowl LVI on February 13, 2022, the College Football Playoff National Championship on January 9, 2023, WrestleMania 39 on April 1–2, 2023, and the 2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup final on July 16, 2023. The other venues have been Arena, which has hosted both of the city's National Basketball Association (NBA) teams, the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers, since 1999 (although this arrangement will end by 2024) Dignity Health Sports Park, which is home to Major League Soccer (MLS)'s LA Galaxy and the now-defunct Chivas USA from 2005 to 2014 and Dodger Stadium, which was shared by Major League Baseball (MLB)'s Los Angeles Dodgers and Los Angeles Angels from 1962 to 1965. In North American professional sports, it is the fourth stadium complex in Greater Los Angeles shared by more than one team from the same league. It is the first stadium complex outside of the New York metropolitan area to host two NFL teams concurrently the other three since the 1970 AFL–NFL merger have been Shea Stadium, Giants Stadium and MetLife Stadium. SoFi Stadium is one of two stadiums currently shared by a pair of NFL teams, the other being MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, shared by the New York Giants and New York Jets. Opened in September 2020, the fixed-roof stadium is home to the National Football League (NFL)'s Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers, as well as the annual LA Bowl in college football. Hollywood Park Casino re-opened in a new building on the property in October 2016, becoming the development's first establishment to open. The stadium complex is a component of Hollywood Park, a master planned neighborhood in development on the site of the former racetrack. SoFi occupies the former site of the Hollywood Park Racetrack, 3 miles (4.8 km) from Los Angeles International Airport and 0.5 miles (0.80 km) southeast of Kia Forum. SoFi Stadium ( / ˈ s oʊ f aɪ/ SOH-fy) is a 70,240-seat sports and entertainment indoor stadium in the Los Angeles suburb of Inglewood, California, United States. Major League Wiffle Ball (2022 MLW World Series) (2022) Los Angeles Chargers ( NFL) (2020–present) Walter P Moore Engineers and Consultants $5–6 billion (estimated, including development) Hollywood Park Land Company, LLC (a joint venture of The Flesher Group and Stockbridge Capital Group) ħ0,240 (expandable up to 100,240 for major events) StadCo LA, LLC (a Kroenke Sports & Entertainment company)
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![]() The storm tracked directly along the eastern Florida coastline, never officially making landfall, as the eye stayed over water, but buffeting the coastline with heavy rain, strong winds, and a large storm surge.Īt some points, the eye of Matthew was less than 10 miles offshore. Matthew stayed a major hurricane for just over seven days, the fifth-longest streak on record. ![]() Matthew’s United States storm surge impactsĪfter tearing through the Caribbean, Matthew maintained its strength by taking advantage of some of the warmest waters on record in the Caribbean and along the Gulf Stream. Matthew brought heavy rain, strong winds and a large storm surge to many southern states. NASA/NOAA image from the Suomi-NPP Satellite taken from NOAA's Global Data Explorer. Hurricane Matthew following the coastline of the southeastern United States on October 7, 2016. Next on Matthew’s target list: the United States. Matthew was the first major hurricane on record to make landfall in Haiti, Cuba, and the Bahamas. After striking Haiti, Matthew, still a major hurricane, barreled through Cuba and the Bahamas, leading to additional-though fewer-fatalities. As of mid-October, more than 1,000 people were listed as killed by the storm in Haiti alone. It was the first time a Category 4 storm made landfall in Haiti since 1964.Įntire towns were destroyed, bridges washed away, and communities left stranded. Matthew made landfall over the southern peninsula of Haiti on October 4 as a Category 4 storm, delivering 20 to 40 inches of rain in southern Haiti. Devastation in the CaribbeanĪfter reaching Category 5 strength, Matthew abruptly changed course, heading north with Haiti and Cuba in its direct path. All of which was even more unusual as it took place in the eastern Caribbean Ocean, a location which has been dubbed a “hurricane graveyard”-a place where low-pressure systems have routinely failed to develop into hurricanes. Matthew was the first Category 5 storm in the Atlantic since 2007, and it was the lowest latitude Category 5 hurricane in the Atlantic on record. In the 24 hours after September 30, Matthew intensified from a storm with 80mph winds to a Category 5 behemoth with 160mph winds. After this relatively slow start, Matthew grew extremely strong, extremely quickly. The storm became named a Category 1 hurricane on September 29. Matthew became a tropical storm close to the Lesser Antilles on September 28, and for several days tracked west as a tropical storm. Matthew’s origin from normal storm to Category 5 monster NASA/NOAA image from the Suomi-NPP Satellite taken from NOAA's Global Data Explorer. To the northeast, over the Atlantic Ocean, spins, at the time, tropical storm Nicole. "In some cases, the extreme events are why we have long term erosion," says Spencer Rogers, coastal construction and erosion expert with Sea Grant North Carolina.Hurricane Matthew making landfall across the southern peninsula of Haiti on October 4, 2016. ![]() And yet, nearly half of Florida's 825 miles of sandy shoreline are state-designated critical erosion areas. Besides bronzin' and beach volleyball, sandy shorelines also support ecosystems. Tourism contributes $67 billion to the Florida's economy, and not all those people are headed to Disney World. Big storms, like Hurricane Matthew, have the potential to alter, or hasten those other erosional patterns, by reshaping the shoreline, devouring dunes, or demolishing human-made fortifications.īeaches are money. Longer term, things like development-and way longer term, sea level rise-cause a more gradual coastal deterioration. Shorelines experience seasonal ebbing from winter, and typically regrow in the summer. But thinking long-term, the storm is a punctuation mark in the creeping erosion narrative playing out on many southeastern shorelines.Įrosion is nothing new. It killed hundreds battering through the Caribbean, and knocked out power, forced evacuations, and flooded beaches as it scoured the Florida coastline. ![]() "My little one rides in her Cozy Coupe almost every day. He's gotten a lot of use out of a toy I figured would be pretty useless." Now the door has broken off thanks to superhuman toddler strength, but he still plays with it. He can roll it backwards, he loves to open the door, get in and get out, honk the horn, etc. He still loves his Cozy Coupe and squeezes himself into it." When it's not in use, we store it in his closet or in the garage and pull it out when he asks for his car." He 'drives' from room to room, goes in circles, puts 'gas' into it, loves to open and close the door, and get in and out. "My son got one for his first birthday and still likes to play with his Cozy Coupe in the house. This toy is a beast to store you’d better have a garage or basement to do it in. So expect this mini car to hang around for a while luckily, it's so solidly built that you'll probably pass it on to a younger relative rather than throwing it out. Many parents say that their children use this toy for years, right up until the point when they can no longer fit inside. Karen Sly, Finance Director of Bab圜enter, says at her daughter's daycare all the kids, her daughter included, love the Cozy Coupes and take turns pushing each other around, as well as using them for their own made-up games. Other children would use the cars to pretend to deliver the mail, pick up trash, and drive to work.Ĭaregivers appreciate that the Cozy Coupe can be played with in a variety of ways. Teachers set up a small driving range on the patio, and there would always be at least five or six young "drivers" in their coupes. I worked in my daughter's preschool for more than two years, and this was, bar none, the most popular toy. They can also hold onto the big grab bar on the back of the car and push it along. Kids operate it by sitting inside and scooting along with their feet, which gives them great practice coordinating their body movements. It has doors that open and close, a functioning steering wheel (with a working horn!), an ignition switch that clicks, and a hinged gas cap for mesmerizingly true-to-life play. The Cozy Coupe is a classic ride-on toy that captures children's imagination with its realism. Suitability for toddlers 18 to 24 months oldįeatures that encourage new developmental skills Each of the toys on this list got positive reviews for: We used Bab圜enter's Community to find a consensus among 4 million caregivers on which toys toddlers from 18 to 24 months old liked playing with most, and which parents liked best. ![]() We spoke with four parents on Bab圜enter's staff about what toys their 18- to 24-month-old toddlers played with and enjoyed.Cognitive skills (pretend play, problem solving).Social-emotional skills (independence, expressing feelings).Fine motor skills (hand-eye coordination, manipulating objects).Gross motor skills (jumping, running, climbing).Per their recommendations, the toys on this list help develop: We consulted expert sources such as Hill, Davis, and pediatric occupational therapists Michele Schwartz Opens a new window and Holly Peretz Opens a new window.With all this new physical and cognitive development, it's not surprising that they prefer more sophisticated toys now: “Any logic toys that not only promote problem solving but also independent play, where they can explore on their own, are great toys for this age," says Hill, while Davis advises toys that are "multisensory, entertaining, and facilitate learning." How we chose the best toys for 18- to 24-month-olds Your child’s vocabulary is increasing quickly, and problem-solving abilities are coming to the fore. Living skills will develop: Self-feeding with utensils, helping with dressing, and putting on shoes." "Fine motor skills will be refined: Turning pages in a book, scribbling, and twisting door knobs. Newly mobile, incredibly inquisitive, and increasingly independent, your toddler lives in a magical world where reality and fantasy intermingle, and pretend play takes on a new luster.Ĭourtney Hill, school psychologist, Ed.S., and NCSP (Nationally Certified School Psychologist) says this is a golden age for toys that mimic real life: “Whether that’s a play kitchen, store, or even a vacuum, a toddler might pretend they are you."Īt the same time, your child is building other skills: "Gross motor skills will evolve: jumping and running," says Shannon Davis, Opens a new window a San Diego-based physical therapist who specializes in developmental disabilities. ![]() Your 18- to 24-month-old is an amazing creature. ![]() ![]() 2 Altogether, the death rate from infectious disease fell by 90 percent from 1900 to 1950, accounting for nearly two thirds of the overall reduction in mortality during that period.Īs deaths from infectious diseases declined in importance, chronic diseases emerged as the leading killers. Following the development of antibiotics in the mid-1930s, the rate of improvement accelerated sharply. This decline was initially driven by urban sanitation measures such as the introduction of water filtration and chlorination systems in major cities, as well increased resistance to infection from better nutrition. Over the first few decades of the 1900s, public health measures, improved nutrition, and new medical technologies dramatically reduced the number of deaths from infectious disease. Rapid urbanization and increasing population density during the preceding decades created ideal conditions for the spread of bacteria, leading to high rates of mortality from tuberculosis, influenza, and waterborne diseases. But the stability of this overall trend masks dramatic changes in the underlying causes of mortality.Īt the start of the twentieth century, infectious diseases were the leading cause of mortality, accounting for nearly a third of all deaths. Life expectancy at birth rose by more than 30 years between 19 as the overall death rate fell at a relatively constant rate of about 1 percent per year. The United States experienced an unprecedented decline in mortality during the twentieth century. This more pessimistic outlook for life expectancy results in a significantly more optimistic view of Social Security’s finances.Įpidemiological Drivers of Declining Mortality, 1900-2013 While most forecasters expect mortality to continue declining at roughly the pace observed in recent decades, the Social Security Trustees project a substantial slowdown in the rate of improvement. ![]() Consequently, the outlook for mortality is a key input into federal budget projections. Increases in longevity raise both the number of individuals collecting federal retirement benefits and the length of time during which they receive those benefits. Moreover, while gaps in life expectancy between men and women and between racial groups have narrowed in recent decades, differences by educational attainment have grown larger.Īlthough rising life expectancy is clearly beneficial to individuals, it has led to higher costs for federal programs such as Social Security and Medicare. But the largest disparities in life expectancy reflect differences in educational attainment: On average, individuals with a college or advanced degree live more than 10 years longer than those without a high school degree. Women live longer than men, while whites and Hispanics live longer than blacks. Beginning in the 1960s medical advances and changes in people’s behavior turned the tide on these diseases, and mortality improvements since then have been driven primarily by better treatment and disease management.ĭespite the steady decline in overall mortality, differences persist between demographic and socioeconomic groups. As a result, cardiovascular disease and cancer accounted for nearly three quarters of all deaths by 1950. In the early part of the twentieth century, public health measures and improved nutrition led to rapid reductions in mortality caused by infectious diseases. While the overall pace of mortality decline has been fairly steady, its causes have varied over time. 1 As shown in Figure 1, life expectancy at birth rose by more than 30 years over this period, from 47 to 79. By 2013, that rate was roughly one in 140, a cumulative improvement of more than two thirds. In 1900, one in 40 Americans died annually. The United States has enjoyed more than a century of nearly uninterrupted declines in mortality and rising longevity. Mortality in the United States: Past, Present, and Future ![]() ![]() There’s a lot to choose from but we know you want the Spanish name that fits your little one just right. No wonder it’s Spanish custom to have four names! Alondra ranked as the most popular girl’s name in Puerto Rico in 2009. It’s also the name of a resort on the Spanish island of Lanzarote. Other traditional Latino names like Mateo, Santiago and Alejandro have also become mainstream Spanish baby boy names in the 2020s. Alondra is the Spanish word for lark and songbird. Popular girl names in Spain include Lucia also a favorite throughout Latin America Maria, Martina, and Paula. If you're looking for a gorgeous Spanish name as a way to honor your roots, take a look at these 60 gorgeous Spanish names. These traditional names are both cool and bursting with cultural flavor, whether they’re paying homage to abuela/abuelo or your favorite Isabel Allende novel.įrom the luminescent Alba, Blanca, and Clara to the grounded Pedro and Miguel, you can’t go wrong (although you may think twice about Ferula).Īnd let us not forget about those traditionally Hispanic baby girl names like Sofia, Isabella and Valentina that have reached celebrity status in their popularity. Along with Isabella and Gabriela, other Spanish girl names in the US Top 300 include Ana, Angelina, Elena, Jada, Liliana, Maya, Savannah, and Sofia. Middle Names Nicknames Pet Names Spanish First. They have been used for decades, often generationally, around the globe. Find a random name for your newborn baby girl Traditional and non-traditional first names for girls. Considering unique Spanish baby names for the little niña or niño that will be in your life forever?įrom the prettiest Hispanic names to the cutest, we’ve got you covered. These names, which are either Spanish or Latin in origin, are among the Top 100 most-used names for baby boys in 2022. Thinking about Spanish names for your baby girl Whether you want to honor your Hispanic heritage, or would simply love a unique name for your little one, you’ll find a number of fitting options on this list of 85 Spanish names for baby girls. ![]() Drawing tools let you sketch anywhere on the canvas with your finger.A flexible canvas lets you add files, images, stickies, and more.Freeform is a new app for working creatively with friends or colleagues on Mac, iPad and iPhone.This release also adds Apple Music Sing, Advanced Data Protection for iCloud, Lock Screen improvements, and other features and bug fixes for your iPhone. This update introduces Freeform, an app that offers a great place to brainstorm and bring your ideas to life. Resolves issues where Siri requests in CarPlay may not be understood correctly.Addresses an issue where Siri may not respond properly to music requests.Fixes an issue where the Home Lock Screen widget does not accurately display Home app status.Fixes an issue where horizontal lines may temporarily appear while waking up iPhone 14 Pro Max.Addresses an issue where the wallpaper may appear black on the Lock Screen. ![]() Fixes an issue in Freeform where some drawing strokes created with Apple Pencil or your finger may not appear on shared boards.Emergency SOS calls now require holding the side button with the up or down volume button and then releasing in order to prevent inadvertent emergency calls.Security Keys for Apple ID allow users to strengthen the security of their account by requiring a physical security key as part of the two factor authentication sign in process on new devices.New Unity wallpaper honors Black history and culture in celebration of Black History Month.This update introduces a new Unity wallpaper to honor Black history and culture in celebration of Black History Month, Security Keys for Apple ID, and includes other enhancements, bug fixes, and security updates for your iPhone. For information on the security content of Apple software updates, please visit this website: Some features may not be available for all regions or on all Apple devices. Crash Detection optimizations on iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro models.Addresses issues where Matter-compatible thermostats could become unresponsive when paired to Apple Home.Fixes an issue where Ask to Buy requests from children may fail to appear on the parent's device.Accessibility setting to automatically dim video when flashes of light or strobe effects are detected.VoiceOver support for maps in the Weather app.Duplicates album in Photos expands support to detect duplicate photos and videos in an iCloud Shared Photo Library.Voice Isolation for cellular calls prioritizes your voice and blocks out ambient noise around you.Notifications for web apps added to the Home Screen.21 new emoji including animals, hand gestures, and objects are now available in emoji keyboard.This update includes the following enhancements and bug fixes: This update introduces 21 new emoji and includes other enhancements, bug fixes, and security updates for your iPhone. ![]() In December 2022, Little appeared in an episode of the BBC soap opera Doctors as Pam Wilson. Little produces show-reels for fellow professionals. In addition to his two full siblings, Oscar Wilde had three half-siblings, who were born out of wedlock before the marriage of his father: Henry Wilson, born in 1838 to one woman, and Emily and Mary Wilde, born in 18, respectively, to a second woman. ![]() She is a keen supporter and contributor to Chickenshed Theatre and the So and So Arts Club, formed by her old school and drama school colleague, Sarah Berger. Little has also had experience as a director staging productions including A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Caught in the Net (Ray Cooney) and The Poker Session (Hugh Leonard). Little's last West End theatre appearance was as Chrissy in Dancing at Lughnasa at the Garrick Theatre. Little is best known for playing Mary Tomlinson in Casualty and she also She played WDC Jane Long for two series of Phil Redmond’s Waterfront Beat as well as playing the title role in the BBC’s 1985 Theatre Night production of Lady Windermere's Fan. The production transferred to the Globe Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue (now called the Gielgud Theatre) where it enjoyed a long run. Mary Jane Wilde is one of the most promising actresses in the AV industry and till now she did more than 300 videos. She belongs to the Christian religion and Her Zodiac sign is Libra. As of 2022, Mary Jane Wilde is 24 Years old. Upon leaving Guildhall, she began her professional acting career at the Nuffield Theatre, Southampton creating the role of Trixie Martin in the original production of Daisy Pulls it Off by Denise Deegan. Mary Jane Wilde is an American AV actress and model born on 23 September 1998 in New York City, New York, United States. From a very early age Little declared her intention to pursue a career in acting and went on to study at Guildhall School of Music and Drama for three years, graduating in 1981 with the Gold Medal. Holidays were spent in Kenya where Little was an active member of Mombasa Yacht Club. She completed her education at the senior wing of the Old Palace, Mayfield, East Sussex. Leonards Holy Child of Jesus from the age of ten. Little moved to East Africa as a young girl with her family and boarded at St. She played the lead role in the 1985 BBC's Theatre Night productiontion of Oscar Wilde's " Lady Windermere's Fan". In July 2014, Wilde sued Huntington in Louisiana state court, alleging that the company had exposed her, through her father, to dangerous levels of asbestos. She was diagnosed with terminal mesothelioma in 2013. Helena Little (born 1960) is an English actress who is best known for playing Mary Tomlinson in Casualty and has also been in The Bill, Boon, Juliet Bravo, Between the Lines, A Touch of Frost, Peak Practice and Dangerfield. passed along to his daughter, Mary Jane Wilde (Wilde). Guildhall School of Music and Drama Gold Medal The tool itself is called Windows Remote Desktop and allows users to access system properties, reboot computers, view event logs, and manage Windows processes – no matter where they are located. Windows, for example, offers some intuitive remote desktop tools that enable IT support technicians to perform certain tasks remotely. ![]() This may be more suited to IT experts who seek to modify or customise the software themselves to best suit the needs and requirements of their businesses.Īlternatively, another option is to explore the built-in capabilities offered by certain operating systems, many of which include free remote access software and allow certain remote functions. Ideal for both first time users and IT novices alike, the software solutions provide users with the freedom to experiment with the tool before acquiring more comprehensive software and paying for the extended features.Īnother option is open source or distribution-free remote software. One of the most appealing factors of remote software is not just its cost effectiveness, but also its ease of use. ![]() The free remote access software solutions are a great way to determine which features your business requires most. Additionally, with certain operating systems there are built-in remote access tools that provide a few basic features, even though they remain somewhat limited in comparison to those offered as paid software. With features such as instant access to files, seamless resource sharing, and secure connections, remote access tools have never been simpler to use.įor small businesses looking for a cost-effective first step into the world of remote access solutions, or perhaps those interested in a trial phase first, there are of course free remote access software programs available. Suitable for tech support staff, managed service providers, and anyone tasked with troubleshooting technical issues, remote desktop software can transform your IT maintenance process overnight. It gives employees instant access to important resources whenever they need them. Remotely accessing PC resources is important for both small and large businesses. Once this is complete, the two machines are connected via a secure desktop sharing network that grants you full control over the remote device and all of its resources. An access code is generated that will be used to authenticate your login from the local device to the remote device. A new session is possible once you run the remote software at both ends of the connection. To establish a remote access connection, both machines must be powered on they must have a good internet connection and the software in question must be installed. Remote access software works by creating a connection between the local and host devices. Through the use of remote access software, important resources such as files, documents, and even software that is saved onto the company network can be accessed no matter where you are. Widely used by employees at large and medium-sized companies who run on a corporate network, remote access facilitates improved processes for IT support workers and enables more streamlined cooperation among teams working in different locations. ![]() The software can be installed directly onto a device and accessed over the internet at any time. Remote access software allows local users to establish a connection with a remote device or network. Although the official currency in Vietnam is VND, some big shops, restaurants, or hotels still accept paying in USD or Euro. Other Accepted Currencies in Viet NamĪ common question that many travelers on their Vietnam vacations frequently asked: Is there other currency accepted in Vietnam? The answer is “Sure”. Before purchasing, check the size and numbers on the notes carefully to avoid wasting your money. Remember that the size of the low denomination is always smaller than that of the high one. The couples of note 500,000 VND vs note 20,000 VND and 200,000 vs 10,000 VND are quite confusing for travelers to draw a distinction because of their similar colors. How to Recognize Vietnam Money Vietnam Money Made From Polymer 500,000 VND Polymer Note Two sides of the same 500 000 VND 200,000 VND Polymer Note Two sides of the same 200 000 VND 100,000 VND Polymer Note Two sides of the same 100 000 VND 50,000 VND Polymer Note Two sides of the same 50 000 VND 20,000 VND Polymer Note Two sides of the same 20 000 VND 10,000 VND Polymer Note Two sides of the same 10 000 VND Vietnam Money Made from Paper 5,000 VND Paper Note Two sides of the same 5 000 VND 2,000 VND Paper Note Two sides of the same 2 000 VND 1,000 VND Paper Note Two sides of the same 1 000 VND Low-valued Vietnamese Paper Note (Not recommended to Receive these During Payment) 500 VND Paper Note Two sides of the same 500 VND 200 VND Paper Note Two sides of the same 200 VND Vietnam Currency Tips Classify Similar Notes Vietnam Currency Rate to Other CurrenciesĪustralian Dollar: 1 AUD ≈ 17,000 VND British Pound: 1 GBP ≈ 30,500 VND Euro: 1 EUR ≈ 27,000 VND US Dollar: 1 USD ≈ 23,000 VND Japanese Yen: 1 JPY ≈ 209 VND Singaporean Dollar: 1 SGD ≈ 17,000 VND Malaysian Ringgit: 1 MYR ≈ 5,700 VND Hong Kong Dollar: 1 HKD ≈ 3,000 VND Russian Ruble: 1 RUB ≈ 405 VND Thai: 1 THB ≈ 700 VNDĬlick here for further information about ATMs and Credit cards in Vietnam. Please see the below Vietnam currency exchange rate chart for further information Vietnam Money Up to September 2020, the exchange rate between Vietnam Dong and US Dollar is 1 US$ ≈ 23,231 VND. Vietnam Money Vietnam Currency Exchange Rate to US Dollar ![]() However, the last two cotton notes are rarely used since the value is too small. The official currency in Vietnam is the Vietnamese “Dong” or in the shorter way, Dong. Vietnam Currency Information for Travelers In this article, we offer an ultimate guide to help travelers clarify the Vietnam money, exchange rate, and useful ways to help you recognize 11 types of Vietnam currency. Getting to know a new currency is just as fun as learning a new language. ![]() If you do not have a preference, you will depart from Newcastle Airport (EGNT). If you know which airport you would like to depart from in advance we can ensure that we are all set up prior to your arrival with us. On a 30 minute session, some of the above steps may be skipped to give you as much time as possible in the air from takeoff to landing. You will taxi the airport to a boarding gate at your destination airport ![]() You will manually fly the aircraft into the approach position on route to landing You will then be given instructions on how to prepare the aircraft for descent During the cruise, your instructor will talk you through the various aspects of the cockpit in more detail, such as the flight management computer, the overhead panels, radio controls etc You will engage the autopilot while the aircraft is in cruise After takeoff you will then be instructed on how to use the autopilot on the aircraft You will take control of the aircraft and execute a successful takeoff, guided by an instructor You will taxi to the active runway at the airport you have selected You will go through the real world aircraft start checklists in order to get the aircraft ready for departure. If you wish, with the help of your instructor, you will program the flight management computer An instructor will then take you through your flight plan and the route you are taking According to which airport you have selected, we will give you a few options of which airport you can fly to You will be given a brief introduction to the flight controls and various other systems in the aircraft The Aircraft will be in a completely cold and dark state. Wether you want to fly from A to B or to experience an engine fire or failure, our sessions have it all.īelow is an example of a 1 hour 'normal' session: No two sessions in our simulator are the same and can be completely tailored to what you would like to do. You cannot split vouchers across numerous participants. Please note each person using the simulator is required to have a valid voucher. Used by 100's of airline pilots across the UK who visit us time and again. You truly do believe you are flying a 70 tonne aircraft. Built in South Korea, the screen is used in level D motion simulators across the world. ![]() Our 220 degree wrap around screen offers immersion like no other. Over 100 faults can be programmed into the simulator, should you wish to mix things up with your session. Every button / switch performs as it does in the real aircraft with no dummy switches or gauges. Our simulator is run on Prosim - AR Software - regarded as the highest fidelity flight model available on the market and used on certified simulators across the world. Your whole family can watch & join in with the experience at no extra cost. We have a large viewing area directly behind the simulator. Fly anywhere in the world, with over 24,000 airports. Experiences can be tailored to your requirements. When you visit, you will be the only experience visitors in the centre at that time - we do not have multiple sessions running at the same time, ensuring our focus is solely on you. Your experience is truly centered around you. While others may claim to be 'the best', our reviews stand head and shoulders above the rest. We are the highest rated flight simulator experience in the North of England on TripAdvisor- awarded the 2020 Travellers’ Choice award. All experiences through The Flight Experience are run by current real world pilots - something very unique to our centre. Get ready to for an experience like no other. This voucher will entitle the holder access to a simulation experience in our 1:1 scale Boeing 737-800 NG flight simulator – flown by airlines such as TUI, Jet2 & Ryanair You can also use this link to check availability prior to purchasing if you have a specific date and time in mind, our slots are first come first served. Once an experience has been purchased, the Schedule Your Visit link at the top of our website can be used to view our online diary and book in, all you need is the order number provided by email once your order is complete. |
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