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Today I fly freight from Tbilisi, Georgia to Frankfurt in an Antonov 124, which I have ported over to MSFS. The panel was taken from the default 747. Still over Georgia with the majestic Caucasus Mountains near us Crossing the Crimean peninsula, which is not really advisable these days Deep into Ukrainian airspace with the Carpathian mountains below Clouds over Romania In safer territory again, Frankfurt here we come Thanks for viewing.

MSFS hybrid DC-3 on an ILS flight from KTCM, to Rwy 34R, KSEA. Rode the glide path perfectly. T45

Hey Folks, Just a couple of the Aeroplane Heaven Betty Boop C140. Pretty cool little airplane, I added the GPS 2020 and am testing a fix for the disappearing pilots on take off. And the flight is outback Australia heading from Longreach to Alice Springs with lots of stops on the way. Cheers

Trying to match this photo I took April 20th 2020 of a transient C-17 Globemaster while spotting at KLAS. This gorgeous work in progress C-17 Globemaster is available at flightsim.to This is about as close as I can get with the drone cam zoom with my camera's telephoto lens.

Every now and then, I put my Airbuses and Boeings aside and enjoy the pure thrill of high power military jets and carrier ops. Here are a few shots from today

We do have some nice freeware for this sim! This airport is no different, it's Duluth, MN USA - where I used to be an air traffic controller along with some occasional flying fun. Duluth will handle any aircraft and I've even seen the "small" Antonov 124 there. It's a super short flight from Minneapolis, and is also great place to start or end a flight. It's also within a fairly short range of Chicago, Denver, Winnipeg - great for your regional jets as well. There are many instrument approaches to the field, along with radar approaches or ASR's (where a controller will vector you or give you turn right/turn left instructions to about 400 ft agl). Over the years I wo…

A couple of PMDG DC-6 shots. The 'A' is on its way from Anchorage to Nome. The 'B' has just left Havana. T45 (MSFS)

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A few shots of aircraft from the AH via Orbx, giveaway. All fly successfully in P3D v5.3 HF1. T45

Turbo DHC3 by 'VFlyte' enroute from Lake Washington to Riffe Lake just off US12 by Morton WA.

A few of the F-35. Cheers

Boeing 727-200ADV in Piedmont colors. Traces back to the freeware FSX model by Thomas Ruth & flies really well in P3D v5.3 HF1. T45 (P3D v5.3 HF1)

Eastbound up off of MWCR - Owen Roberts Intl, on Grand Cayman Island. The resorts, beaches, and night life are mostly back on the west end and over on the southwest coast. After vectoring over the eastern Cayman islands of Little Cayman and Cayman Brac I headed north. Here is a view of the northern Cuban island of Cayo Coco after overflying the mainland of Cuba. Cayo Coco is the largest island in the island chain known as "Jardines del Rey" and is a valued resort and vacation destination. The Caribbean region presents some consistent scenery. This is a view of the southwest Water Cays south of Nassau, the Bahamas. Similar in appearance to the islands o…

Walk around for my trans Tasman flight.

These first five screenshots were captured during segments of a flight from Ft Myers, Florida, to Hilton Head, South Carolina, as I get my leased Kodiak 100, two-sixty-two Pappa, in position to begin a Caribbean trek. The weather started just south of Lakeland and continued until past Gainesville. Some incredible clouds, caught between layers at 9,000 ft. Looks like a vortex in the center of this shot, off behind the tail. Some stunning cloud formations and color. Looking more ominous despite tbe break off the right wing. I chose 9,000 ft to stay under reported icing conditions and above light to moderate chop reported at lower altitudes…

I spotted this repaint sitting at the top today's (freeware) files in the library...and liked the slogan on the fuselage... This is a fictional livery as Prime Air does not have any 747-8F in their fleet. As seen in these pictures, the 747-8F freighters are powered by GEnx engines. Enjoy...!

On the Klamath River in northern CA - CAXX1.