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LIPB Bolzano Airport is beautifully situated in the Tyrol Region of Northern Italy near the Alps. I hope that you find the screenshots of interest 🙂.

Skyway Airlines - regional NSW Commuter went out of business in the early 1980s. Airlines of WA later taken over by MacRobertson Miller MacRobertson Miller Airlines. WA based airline taken over by Ansett became Ansett WA and dissappeared when Ansett collapsed. A big Dover operator in their day.

Some screenshots from recent flights. I hope that they are of interest 🙂. Antarctic Sweden Chile Switzerland A different flight in Switzerland Wales New York

Hello! I am new to this forum, i am from Brasil, and i like flight simulation since i was kid, now i am 31, and in love with msfs! I used to be a member at flightsimworld, had a nice time there as Lucas Ferreira, which is my name and last name. Took some with HDR10 enabled, and i think i will keep it this way thought it looked cool, better. Hope you like, its nothing special. The main reason i like msfs2020 is because it runs very well in 2k with a computer like mine, way better than p3d, this is very cool. Have a good evening!

Getting familiar with the excellent A310 from iniBuild. It's certainly different from the A320 that I've become quite familiar with, with its mix of old and new systems (first service in 1983). Some noteworthy facts, courtesy of iniBuild's intro video: first aircraft to incorporate a glass cockpit (CRT screens) first wide-body airliner to use only two pilots (as opposed to three or four) first Airbus to introduce the "lights out concept" (white lights on the overhead are in the "wrong" position) It also features an early version of managed climb and descent mode ("VNAV"), which is somewhat rougher around the edges than the more modern implementations…

With a bit of effort, XP12 is a feast for the eyes. Screenshots and a couple of videos over the SW USA.

First of all, I thought I knew what "F-I-F-O" was - from the business and economic world of inventory management (First-In, First-Out). But there is another meaning to this Acronym, related to the world of aviation, that I was not aware of..."Fly-in Fly-out"....it is a method of employing people in remote areas by flying them temporarily to the work site instead of relocating employees and their families permanently... (obviously with pros/cons of social impacts on the affected families...) ... Actually, a while ago...I used to know of an acquaintance who was working in the Petroleum (Oil and Gas Extraction) Industry offshore in the Texas Gulf Coast. It seemed clearl…

Hi simmers 😃 Did some testing about our new DC-3, landing this Bird is "Heavy metal" and needs a lot of practise but another one that now always waits for new flights in my hangar.. some around Meigs Field Airport ( KCGX ) only window views.. cheers 😉

Images of these planes (2-each) are in the order listed below. Enjoy...! Boeing 727-200 Southwest Airlines. Southwest operated the 727-200 between 1979 and 1987, the only non-737 aircraft Southwest chose to fly, before being (singularly) betrothed to the 737s, forever...🙂... The Spitfire Mk VII, that could reach the service ceiling of 45,100 feet and still guarantee superb high-altitude performance, in the (pressurized) configuration with the powerful and reliable Merlin 71 engine. Boeing 757-200 of Continental Airlines (2008 color), with Rolls-Royce RB211 engines. Boeing 777-200 of Continental Airlines (fictional OLD color), with GE90-110B en…

Hi simmers 😃 From a past flight with the A310-300 - i am realy enjoy this bird.. cheers 😉

The 407 handles like a dream. There is a conflict here at Meigs though, Post SU11. These shots are with the Drzewiecki Landmarks Chicago and the z_guilermozuleta Meigs freeware from .TO. Now here's Meigs with Drzewiecki but without the freeware at .TO. And finally the new Asobo Meigs without the Drzewiecki or .TO freeware. I like it with the Drzewiecki Landmarks because the city buildings look so nice. It's difficult to decide which one to keep now.

Departure from Kodiak RW 08 for destination to Unalaska RW 31 NDB-A.

Gotham Helicopters flight departing NYC (KJRB Downtown Manhattan Heliport) to Ocean City, NJ (26N). Started as a fun flight but I liked the interesting skies and scenery so I took a bunch of screenshots. Hope you enjoy! Passing the Verrazzano Narrows Bridge turning South CloudyNYCHelo by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Cedar Grove Beach, NY (a bit chilly this time of year hehe) CloudyNYCHelo2 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Plenty of maritime activity CloudyNYCHelo3 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr This paint is really lovely looks white and black in direct sunlight, other times it wears stunning silver CloudyNYCHelo5 by Ryan Butterw…

Yesterday I stumbled across this nice little airport in Brazil. SNLO is well detailed and includes a moving train and Balloon. Here are some screenshots of the detail. I hope they are of interest 🙂.

Did a test at SBGL.

H-4 008 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr H-4 007 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr H-4 006 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr H-4 004 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr H-4 002 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr H-4 003 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

Screenshot (621) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Screenshot (622) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Screenshot (616) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

For today's airlines, that have been around for long times, and been "continuously operating", without a break, it's implied that, from their origin to the current day, they must have (serially) transited through the most remarkable phases of technology and innovation, from ancient to modern, (relating to both a/c and navigation). Take for examples: KLM, the oldest airline of the world, or Avianca, the world's second oldest airline after KLM, and, in fact, the oldest airline in the Western Hemisphere. Origins of such (historic) airlines are always fascinating e.g., Avianca, founded in 1919, in Columbia, had got officially into business, around September/October of 1920, w…

My flight was PABR/PADQ.

NATS (0005) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr NATS (0004) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr NATS (0006) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr NATS (0008) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr NATS (0007) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr NATS (0009) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

Th iconic DC3 in the military version as C47 is one of the fine modelled additions via the 40th anniversary (=SU11)update. Hereby some exteriour and interiour shots:

I don't think I've ever made a flight in Japan, besides sightseeing at Mt. Fuji. This one was a lot of fun, with some nice weather and lighting.

Hi simmers 😃 Here my second Longitude part.. more to come 🙃 - but first we get our SU11 today, hopefully not to mutch gets broken 😅 cheers 😉