This is the "landing view" that I agree should not include the left window frame (like when I use Lee's landing view). However the whole panel - panel that stretches to the left "light dim" knobs - should have the left frame and many real-life photos support that.Michael J.

Here's another shot for reference... Also notice the captain's eye-level compared with the glareshield/windscreen... By the way, that IS "Jake" (one of the big inspirations for the VFR/LANDING View) in the left seat! Another little plug: his several cool 757/767 cockpit photos are available at airliners.net if you search for "Jake"!Sincerely,Phil Geddes

>Sorry already, and What about that other? >>http://www.airliners.net/open.file/200278/L/ >>;) :D Maybe you're joking with me right? Those "pictures" DON"T show the correct FORWARD VIEW Tomy. The first one cuts off the left and the next one is looking from right mostly. {I'm refering the pictures you point us to on Airliners.net} Now don't get me wrong, you can do whatever you like with your upper post, but if you are trying to tell me where the 767/757 left post is and that your revision is the TRUE view you are sadly mistaken. Best Wishes, Randy Smith

Any idea where they're landing? Looks like a bit of a crosswind.