The AVSIM Screen Shots Forum

Part 2 and the rest of the voyage to Bentonville, AR, USA. I have to admit, there's a reason they call these the "fly over states." There's not much to the area - mostly clouds and farmlands for 300 or so miles. This is one of the longer flights I've done in a GA. I'm also using the TDS GTN 750Xi's in my 310. The VBT airport is really nice, and has an interesting circular ramp. Freeware scenery by Windhover: https://flightsim.to/file/43028/bentonville-municipal-airport-bentonville-arkansas Continuing where we left off..... climbed to 100 to top these clouds. Untitled-15 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Approaching St Louis, MO Untitled-18 by …

Flight From PANC/PAFA.

Flight from Yakutat To Anchorage.

I have fantasy livery flights 😁 This is from Gibraltar to Vigo, in Italy.

During the late eighties and nineties, I would travel to Mildenhall for the Air Fete. Spending a long weekend there, we would always visit Duxford on our final day. Some screenshots - EGSU Duxford Airfield in Cambridgeshire, England. I hope they are of interest 🙂.

I did this flight with my wife in real life many moons ago, not in a Ju 52, but a BN-2B Islander Thanks for viewing

Kai Tak Airport in Hong Kong was the international airport of Hong Kong from 1925 until 1998. I flew there many times in the nineties. Here are some screenshots which I hope are of interest 🙂.

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One of the best for free available airport sceneries (via 'flightsim.to') in payware-quality is the Slovakian airport Kosice-LZKZ. Hereby an impression during my discovery-tour:

Hi simmers 😃 Yesterday i did a flight with the Fenix A320 had the arrival at LPPR, here some shots of this phase.. cheers 😉

Just bought this. It's ok, not study level by a long shot but I missed it in FSX. These are above KATL, Atlanta.

My home airport is EGFF Cardiff International. I have included Boeing 747 G-BYGC and DC-6 G-APSA in the screenshots. Both aircraft at being preserved at the nearby South Wales Aircraft Museum. I hope that it is of interest 🙂.

Per the curious convention, by Rolls-Royce, for naming their (turbine) engines after rivers, there was once a highly successful and famous Rolls-Royce engine, a most unique one of the times, designed and developed by the engine maker, back in 1945/1946, which is/was, on the record, world's first turboprop...it was named after the River Dart. The River Dart is a river in Devon, England, that rises high on Dartmoor and flows for ~50 miles, southeast, to the sea at Dartmouth (see SimBrief MAP below). The Dart engine and its evolutions remained in production for over 40 years, with approx. 7,100 units produced, while flying and powering a/c, for some 170 million hours...! Mos…

[I continue on, here, from my Part 1, with the rest of my flight...] After leaving the moor, River Dart flows southeast across the delightful English countryside, of rolling hills, picturesque meadows, and quaint villages...🙂...all observations would be certainly true in RW, but I'm speaking here (merely) from my (virtual) flight experience (see images, below). Then, finally, in Dartmouth, past the old Dartmouth Castle, the river meets the sea (English Channel). In my shots below (e.g., shot #5), you will spot the river's estuary and its mouth widening in eager anticipation of meeting the sea (a magical and energetic moment for any river, whether it has travelled 50 …

Beautiful were the times where airplanes could be merged. 🙂 Here I have revived a merge between 757 QW and 757 PSS, two good planes which, merged, create one very good plane. All accompanied in the scene by the old (but legendary) FS9, together with my free "FS9 Supersky 2020" environmental transformation addon. No images are photoshopped. 🙂 FS9 is alive 😊

Lovely approach into Hong Kong coming over the water in the BBJ

If you allow me, I do it this time with a different mode of transportation, the Lusitania After having left Hamburg, we sail the river Elbe down to the North Sea (which is a bit misleading, as we actually travel northbound). The easiest way to get to the Baltic Sea is using the Kiel Canal, which connects both, the North Sea and the Baltic Sea since 1895. Here we are at the Brunsbüttel lock, the entry to the Kiel Canal. In Kiel, on the other side of the Kiel Canal. Passengers on that ship won’t be too happy with me, I’m afraid Thanks for viewing

Hi simmers 😃 Departure Concorde at KLAX with some kind of crazy weather.. cheers 😉

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Over the past few months, I have enjoyed a number of flights in Switzerland. Mainly in the Alpine region. Here are some screenshots. I hope that they are of interest 🙂.

Some screenshots of last night's flight from NZWS Westport. The airport is located on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand. I hope that you find it of interest 🙂.

My first flight in a new Pilatus PC-21 from LSPU Munster Airport in Switzerland. I hope the screenshots are of interest 🙂.

Yesterday's flight was from YBNA Ballina to YCFS Coffs Harbour. Both are on the east coast of Australia. Two very nice airports. Here are some departure screenshots. I hope they are of interest 🙂.

FS9 is alive 😊