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Hi simmers 😃 Some over Canada exploring WU11 update. Area around the Yukon/Dawson.. under my wings are the Yukon to see.. coming to the area of Edmonton.. cheers 😉

Brussels...The Other Side Hopefully you enjoyed these pictures, commentary is greatly appreciated...Darryl

Hi simmers 😃 From a flight with the Fenix A320: IFR_Fenix A320_Mariscal Sucre Intl (SEQM) to Aeropuerto Intl Jorge Chávez (SPJC) RW16. cheers 😉

Hi simmers 😃 Not mutch to say here.. cheers 😉

Continuing my plane free series

Departure from Exeter for about an hour flight, the weather was difficult all along and the turbulence was sometimes very important. It was an incredible flight. I enjoyed every second of it.Light effects, shadow effects and cloud effects was fabulous.

Thanks for viewing.

I did this flight a week or two ago and forgot to share it. Using the amazing freeware of KEDC from Windhover at flightsim.to https://flightsim.to/file/28465/kedc-austin-executive-airport-austin-texas Also of note there is a new Baron flight model modification by a well known x plane guy. (I haven't tried the new Baron mod as I was using a turbocharged mod). He's done a splendid job on the Icon A5 and a few other planes here in MSFS: https://flightsim.to/file/41019/asobo-baron-g58-realism-mod Please enjoy. Untitled-3 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-5 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-6 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr …

DHK04 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr DHK02 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr DHK03 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr DHK01 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

First of all, to us (jetliner) aviation enthusiasts, the 737 is a perpetual attraction..., partly because most of us flew on it, in the earliest years of our exposure to (domestic) jet travel, IRL (either as pax or pilot). We remind ourselves that the first B737 flew in 1967, 55 years ago from today, while the first Airbus (A300) flew in 1972, 5 years later than the 737, but significantly, that Airbus entry was not aimed at the B737. Though the A300 was indeed a twin-engined a/c, it being a larger plane, was targeted towards the McDonnell Douglas DC-10 and the Lockheed L-1011 TriStar...In fact, the (B737's primary competitor and now ubiquitous) A320 would take first fligh…

Recently I've finally got a new GPU, so I had the chance to try the latest MSFS SU10 in all its glory. I have to say the scenery is incredible! Here's a real life pic vs MSFS at high settings:

Hi simmers 😃 Looking for ships with the Kodiak 100.. and found my way home with my parcel service Kodiak 🤗 cheers 😉

Jankees livery on Ant's TM, Rohnerville to Murray Field, on the USA West Coast. T45

Climbing to cruise through FL200 over Washington, DC, off of KESN at Easton, Maryland. Washington and KDCA are just off the tail as the Potomac River winds its way along the Virginia-Maryland border back to the Chesapeake Bay in the distance. Also visible at 12 O'clock to the left of the Potomac is the smaller Patuxent River. And in the distance to the right of the Potomac is the Rappenahannock River. The Hjet flight to Indiana today encountered 90 to 110 knot headwinds, and even 70 to 80 knot headwinds at lower altitudes. My flight planning advised the most economic cruise was at FL400. Jet at Easton this morning was $5.12/Gal so my 1,280 lb burn cost me $1,000. I to…

A few screenshots from the ground in XP12.

Released very recently, & a superb rendition. A short hop out of Glasgow. https://www.antsairplanes.com/msfstigermoth.html T45

Early morning arrival into Lynchburg Regional Airport.

(click for larger image) On final to TF Green at Providence, Rhode Island, yesterday, The community of Riverside below as it borders the Providence River. Flew in for the Baltimore Ravens game vs the NE Patriots, which my Raven won! GO RAVENS!

Hi simmers 😃 ..i am on the Concorde at the moment so some more from this bird. On may way to land at Muscat Intl (OOMS) - This is a nice freeware Airport from flightsim.to.. cheers 😉

The thing I like best about MSFS is exploring different parts of the world in different aircraft. For the last couple of weeks I've been flying in New Zealand. The country is absolutely perfect for GA flying, with its varied landscapes and challenging airfields. I was lucky to have fair weather for the whole trip except the final descent into Christchurch with a cloud base of 400ft and reduced visibility. I started at Kaitaia, the northernmost airport on the North Island. After a sightseeing trip around Auckland and a very hazardous landing at NZKE Waiheke (610m strip surrounded by thick forest), I followed the Eastern coastline for a while before stopping at Rotoru…

On the way to KGSO for some maintenance and an update. In the pattern for 23R at Greensboro, looking down at Belews Lake and Duke Power Co.'s Belews Creek Station, one of the most efficient coal powered plants in the world. The power plant has long been a key visual cue for pilots. (thanks to the MSFS addon "we love VFR 2" for the power plant and plume!)

Hi simmers 😃 A mix of Concorde situations.. Night preparing for departure Kai Tak VHHX.. somewhere on my way.. cheers 😉