Actually, I think he was referring to my quote earlier in this thread that said, "All trainers fly about the same." To clarify, I was really talking about from the point of view of a newbie. Experienced pilots can probably tell the difference, but newbies are so intent on learning they can't tell the difference. For example, when I was learning, I went from a GP Trainer 40 (Bridi design) to a U.S. Aircore trainer, and I swear I could not tell any difference. I'm sure now I'd think they flew differently (you could not find two more different trainers), but the point is for training, they both did the job.

As I said, I was just referring to flying. Personally I am a great fan of Spads and durable airplanes, so I would never say, "All trainers are alike".

Anyway, whoever he was referring to, I did not appreciate Wings' sarcasm.