Take a look at YouTube 6 year old boy has just learned how to navigate the airplane.

Take a look at YouTube 6 year old boy has just learned how to navigate the airplane. 

Though it seems incredible, the event is absolutely true. In North Africa, the Moroccan resident, Amer is flying on a cockpit and flew it from one end to the other.

Sitting on YouTube, the take-off of the aircraft for hour-and-a-half hours, he started playing videos of all kinds. From here, the air conditioning of the aircrafts learned. But what can be learned to fly? Amer may perhaps be one of the rare.

At the beginning of this month, the Etihad Airways flight from Marakas to Abu Dhabi came to the parents. Amir wants to meet the pilot in mid-air. Biman's first officer, Captain Samir Yaklef, was a little surprised to hear the 6-year passenger's call. Sit down and kneeled in the front of Amer. He has never been so much of astonished life after him.

Landing from the takeoff to the plane of every step is going to say that son! And every step is perfect! Even in the emergency situations in the air, how to operate the plane, what steps are to take, even the beak of America?

The Captain Samir began to take pictures of Amarna's mobile on mobile with the permission of Amar's family. Putting him on the cockpit, Sit here and tell me how to deal with the emergency situation in the emergency. It also kept on the mobile. After posting it to the social media, it started with. Just how the 6-year-old boy had so much of the technology to fly at such a young age, so astounding that Tamam World Some of the questions were asked whether Amir used to fly in a cockpit before.

Etihad Airways is also heard by the authorities. This week, Amitabh was invited to the pilot training center in Abu Dhabi. The clothes and hats that Etihad's pilots wear, the clothes and hats are made by the size of a 6-year-old boy. Amar was taken to the uniform in the Simulator of Airbus 380. The simulators in the training center are just like the aircraft. Landing from the takeoff, many situations in the sky are artificially made in cockpit simulators. The pilots exercised there sitting there and practiced pilots. Junior pilots trained. And Airbus 380 is still the world's largest airplane. Its four engines. Its 'operation' complex than other aircraft