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Just taken the latest version, (1.8), of the RedWing L-1049 from LFRB to EBBR. Unaware that v1.8 added 'disasters' to the aircraft performance. I was vaguely aware , but thought they could be switched on or off. However, I found when red lining the speedo while fiddling with the AP, that they appear to be built in. Hence the missing rudders & damaged ailerons & elevator. I'll be more careful next time.😃 T45

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Another in the autoland testing series. This time, the RedWing L-1049 flew from KPSM down to FlyTampa KBOS with an autoland on Rwy 15R, (110.70). Set at dusk with light mist. Interestingly, it wanted to land just to the left of the runway. I am not sure if that has to do with KBOS ground avionics positioning. At KPHL it came straight on to the center line, crabbing in against a cross wind. T45

Was walking past the paint hangar last evening and couldn't believe what they were spraying in the booth! Think this one may make a few Alaska fans happy. 😉

Another 'fantasy island' along Thailand's coast - featuring the STMA 'Sherpa'.

FlyTampa Boston is just stunning!

Hi simmers 😃 This one gets better from Version to Version, another Plane that i put to my favorite Airplanes because i realy love to fly this old Lady. Flight was: IFR Connie_Orio Al Serio Airport (LIME) to Costa Smeralda (LIEO) RW23 at 22000 feet. Just come in, don`t be scared 🙃 cheers 😉

This is the freeware FSX Tu-154 that I converted to MSFS. I like to fly these old Wodka burners. They have so much character. Thanks for viewing

A repaint of an old USAF Starfighter 34-4 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr 34-6 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr 34-7 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr 34-8 by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

Redwing L-1049, reg. N7777C, out of Valdez again. I think this airframe may have been owned by Qantas at some stage. The extent of the exhaust flames in shot 1 suggests I may be running the engines a bit rich. T45

Here, in this post, I wish to illustrate three items that have been always of interest to me, which I've been meaning to explore a bit via our virtual world... Western Airlines Mountains of UTAH DC-10-10 (the very first output after Douglas-McDonnell merger; DC-10-30 was more common, though size and capacity wise -10/-30/-40 variants were all almost identical) First of all, the unique distinction of being "the oldest continuously operating airline" is a prestigious honor for an Airline e.g., it's said that the KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, founded on October 7, 1919, makes it the oldest airline in continuous operation in the world. Of course, nearly 18…

While viewing various YouTube videos on how to fly the RedWing L-1049, I came across one of theirs on Autolanding the L-1049. Using a short run from KTTW to KPHL, I was able to successfully autoland at KPHL RW 27L on the 2nd attempt. The first was where I learned I still need to work the flaps, and to not instruct the Pilot & Co-Pilot to start the descent too soon. The successful attempt was undertaken in an 18 kt crosswind, but the AI crew handled it ok If you follow the video instructions, it should work. T45

My first screenshot. SU9 has stunned me and I wanted to show one simple shot from this morning's flight. - Screenshot SU9 by Saltash53, on Flickr

GotGravel got a little wild with the tundra tires (I think it could hit a house and still be ok LOL) But check out this stunning paintwork by a user: gggravel6 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr gggravel5 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr gggravel2 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr gggravel1 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr gggravel9 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr gggravel10 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr

Checking out the Leonardo MD-82 'stopping' systems at KBOS. Finally got the airbrakes & reverse thrust mapped properly. Needed everything, the MD-82 is quite slippery. T45

Hi simmers 😃 From my last flight.. Paris at Night ..over the Alps ..landing Phase.. cheers 😉

Testing MSFS after SU #9. rogeberg23 freeware DC-3 in a KLM livery by MightyMackrel. Both via .to. Flew in Massachusetts in Live Weather. No issues. I think live weather has been improved in the update. T45

In anticipation of the MSFS release of the iconic aircraft, this Saturday, I have been re-familiarizing myself with the MD-82 in P3D v5.3 HF2. SAS livery, out of ESGG. T45

Hey Guys, It's been a long, hard, enjoyable, frustrating (for everyone...Devs, testers, patiently waiting simmers, hehe), rewarding, and incredible experience beta testing this phenominal aircraft! I have bitten a hole clean thru my bottom lip watching all the speculative posts in many forums, knowing answers to questions you guys had but had to remain in the cone of silence.....until toady! You guys know me as a long-time contributor of freeware paints, and I'm pleased to announce that I will continue that tradition with the release of this epic aircraft. I plan to bring over all my previous paints for the 737-700, in addition to a few that I've created …

The incredible Cessna 414 Chancellor by Flysimware. Just in awe of the talent, artistry and skills by Mark of FSW along with everyone involved with the project. A few shots in appreciation of this gorgeous aircraft and repaints by some of our favorite painters!

Some unedited shots of the subject aircraft. Recently acquired & undergoing shake down flights out of Valdez, & between Louisville & Chicago. T45 (MSFS)