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The second half of yesterday's flight from YBNA Ballina to YCFS Coffs Harbour on the east coast of Australia. I hope they are of interest 🙂.

I finally finished the world tour in just 2 months. United Airlines Star Wars Boarding KMSY. Cruise FL390 above the Gulf of Mexico. Deboarding at Miami. American Airlines TWA livery Boarding at KSJC. Cruise at FL090. Final Approach LOC RW28L at Monterey. Parked. Prime Air Loading at Seattle. Climb. Traffic in sight FL360. Unloading at Ted Stevens Anchorage. Southwest Airlines Pushback at Palm Springs. Take Off, Climb of the RW13R. Gate at Las Vegas. Southwest New Livery Boarding at LAX from Santa Barbara. Southwest Fre…

Some recent screenshots. I have attempted to illustrate the variety of detailed airports and airfields available nowadays. I hope that they are of interest 🙂.

2NCO Mountain Air is a private airstrip surrounded by the Blue Ridge mountains in North Carolina, USA. It has an asphalt runway 2900 x 50 ft. / 884 x 15 m at an elevation of 4432 feet (1351m) MSL. A few screenshots from yesterday's flight. I hope they are of interest 🙂.

Always returning to this wonderful plane. My first 3rd party for MSFS and still the best 🙂 Shots below from Nice in France and Naples in Italy. While both are southern Europe, it looks like Autumn has arrived in Nice but not yet in Naples which is further South. Maybe it is just because Naples has photogrammetry. A few from Nice: And some from Naples:

For your Friday perusal... Maintenance flight from Boston to Providence KBOS - KPVD. (Salty mod - it's really come a long way - definitely vatsim capable!) Came out of a thick marine layer over Boston bigboiiii2 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr bigboiiii by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr bigboiiii3 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Maybe just a thick layer overall... bigboiiii4 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr A quick climb to 10k to speedup bigboiiii5 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr bigboiiii6 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Bird's Eye View bigboiiii7 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr bigboiiii8 by Ryan Butterworth, on …

Had the traffic addon running too but had two with planes. But it was a scenic flight. Departing for Talkeetna.

Here are the rest of the pictures for the (iconic) ANA L-1011 Tristar, as I wrap up my short (test) route, after breaking off the INS navigational guidance, and then capture the ILS Rwy signals for touchdown and landing...!! Thanks for viewing...!!

[I've been meaning to explore this (interesting) topic for a while, further triggered by a recent post, here, about Domestic Japanese (ANA) flights. So here is my attempt. As always, if curious, please share bits of my learning or/and enjoy the set of pictures below...] First of all, from the aviation history perspective, for any country, two of the most significant events are (i) When was the first flight? (ii) When was the first airline formed? Many years ago, for several consecutive years, when I often used to travel (by car) from Chicago to Columbus (OH), while passing by Dayton (OH) suburbs, I would see (and occasionally follow through) a highway sign for an exi…

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[Please read for a bit of Airbus history, or/and jump to the screenshots, below...] In my earlier post, I'd explored the German leisure charter carrier, Condor (airline), by flying one of their 757-300 a/c from Tenerife South Airport (GCTS) to the German city of Stuttgart Airport (EDDS). This is an airline that currently uses the 753s as the backbone of its fleet. Historically, Condor had used a mixture of 757s (752/753), but the current (757) fleet consists exclusively of only the (stretched) 757-300s (13 examples). Condor has surely put the extended range of the narrow body 753s to remarkable (and profitable) use, by offering attractive (but far-off) leisure destinati…

Some recent screenshots of airliners and air freighters. I hope that they are of interest 🙂.

Just finished a very pleasant flight in the Fenix A320. At Dublin runway 16 was the only one in use, so there was quite the long line of aircraft holding short before departure. I was using the FSLTL injector for AI aircraft and the excellent freeware addons AIGround and AIFlow. These two addons really improve the AI logic, preventing the AI spinning around on taxiways and reducing the number of go-arounds. I'm on SU10 by the way. I also thought the weather was very convincing - I'm using real-time weather. The high-altitude clouds look very low-resolution though. And courtesy of FSLTL there were lots of airliners in the sky with their contrails.

The plane is a bit unusual for this region, to say the least 😉 As Will already said, it appears that everybody seems to travel to Alaska these days. But with such nice scenery add-ons, why shouldn't we 😃 Thanks for viewing

I like to share the place where I was born, raised and actual live: The Belgian Coastal City Oostende('Ostend' in English) and his Airport Oostende-Bruges (EBOS), situated 3 Km west of my home-address. All shots are made in MSFS. Of coarse this airport is the most frequent used for my VFR-flights over the area and as departure for commercial or cargo flights to a multitude of destinations. On the airport is an Air college for flight training and a department(called 'vives') for educating students in aeronautic technics. Unfortunality, I haven't practised both opportunities, I lived 20 years elsewhere. …

Northern Sky Studio PAWD Seward, Blackbird Cessna 310 My first post on here and I hope you like my images. I am rather busy at the moment with other things but I will try and respond to any who like to comment.

Port Alexander is located on the south end of Baranof Island, 65 miles south of Sitka. It provides a safe harbor during the gales and storms that frequent Chatham Strait. It is also an ice-free port during the winter. Today Port Alexander is still a fishing community with a quiet, family-oriented lifestyle. Kruzof Island is an island in the Alexander Archipelago in southeastern Alaska at 57°10′14″N 135°40′29″W. It is about 16 km (10 mi) west of Sitka and hosts the region's only volcano, Mount Edgecumbe. The lodge on Kruzof Island is privately owned and normally not open to visitors. But as we bring supplies to the residents, we are of course very welcome. …

MSFS Hello boys, nice seeing y'all over here.

A few screenshots. I hope that you find them of interest 🙂.

nice freeware from Restauravia MAB 06 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr MAB 04 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr MAB 02 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Nord 09 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Nord 06 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Nord 05 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr Nord 01 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

KATL and surrounding area in the fall.

When taking screenshots, I usually keep my subject in the middle of the frame or aim for postcard type scenes. Sometimes I will take a different type of shot. Here are a few recent examples. I hope they are of interest 🙂.

Some recent screenshots in MSFS. I hope that they are of interest 🙂. I find it amazing to think that all of these aircraft were built over 75 years ago.

This is KFFC, also known and Falcon Field. I lived within walking distance of this airport for 17 years. Departing in fog and heading to KATL.