The AVSIM Screen Shots Forum

I lied. This is not about a 777 flying over an overcast. This is about one of the most beautiful aircraft ever built in a CAVOK weather in the Aegean Aren't you happy I lied ?

Well almost no trick 😈. One of my very early screenshots, about twenty years old I reckon.The shot, at the stupendous resolution of 800*600 is from Fly! a great simulator which has been long gone, shows the PMDG Triple 7 leaving SFO in the night

Dom Henry's latest - the Sopwith 'Snipe' over the trenches.

Just installed another Covid special over the weekend and having a great time flying. This is the Carenado Saab 340 commuter turboprop in a Rex livery, a plane and company I've flown on and with many a times to regional areas of Australia. And during those times, I've watched a pilot doing his walk around reject a tire, then get a mechanic to jackup the plane and replace said tire, then give all the watching passengers the thumbs up with a big smile. Had a really rough landing approch in a storm where pasengers were screaming, I'll readily admit it was scary at the time. And once coming into land at a regional in heavy fog I saw the tree tops right the…

Flying in the Northeast today. I neglected to turn to ATIS.. Whoops

I finally had time for a full flight today. A Skyhawk from Cleveland, Ohio's Burke Lakefront BKL to Put in Bay's North Bass Island 3X5. I flew mostly along the south shore of Lake Erie (a huge freshwater "Great Lake" in the USA if you're not from around here!) There is some nice freeware for both the BKL and 3X5 airports (and the surrounding Put in Bay area). I know there is ferry access to most of the islands in this area but to my excitement almost all of them have runways! There is also one island that is on the Canadian side of the lake. These islands would also be a short flight from the Detroit, MI area. Along the way I pass just north of Cleveland Int'l …

If you love the tropics, head on over to flightsim.to and download this beauty! While exploring these beautiful Caribbean destination you can listed to my latest Summer Mix. Have a great Summer! Jose

We know well of An-2 Annushka, but, it has a sibling An-3, that's less known. An-2 flew in Aug 1947, and the An-3 (though numerically designated just "1+") flew 33 years later, in May 1980. So, although it is designated An-3, this number was not assigned in chronological sequence. Antonov assigned "-3" designation to the plane because it was meant to replace the An-2. It was possible to assign "-3" to this plane, because, in the serial list of Antonov aircraft, after An-2, appear An-6 (Maiden flight 1948) and An-4 (Maiden flight 1951) i.e. An-3 designation was skipped and left unfulfilled, and, therefore, available for later use, until 1980. An-3 is a turboprop …

Heading out from 50CL, one of the helipads in this package - https://flightsim.to/file/10032/los-angeles-helipad-pack1

With ORBX NZ mesh Thanks for viewing

This time a freeware double feature - Golden Age Simulations Stearman Duster sporting a livery from SOH and Orbx CEN4 High River Regional airport freeware scenery.

The pandemic seems not the best time to start an airline, but the Breeze Airways is trying to prove the contrary. The new startup (LCC) airline, established by the founder of JetBlue (and also of Azul Brazilian Airlines), started operations, 4 days ago, on Thursday, May 27, 2021, from Tampa (KTPA) to Charleston (KCHS), for its inaugural flight. The airline has, for now, put into service three Ex-Azul E195 Embraer Jets, and the airline is code-named "Moxy". Here is the data about the (RW) flight that landed, a few hours ago, today, (31-MAY-2021). Airline: Breeze Airways "Moxy" ORIG/DEST: TAMPA, FL (TPA) -> Charleston, SC (CHS) Flight No.: Breeze Airways 10…

The Sopwith Aviation Company was a British aircraft company that designed and manufactured aeroplanes in the First World War, most famously the Sopwith Camel. Their Sopwith range of biplanes have interesting names (Sociable (sometimes called "Churchill" or "Tweenie"), Baby, Sparrow, Pup, Bee, Camel, Hippo, Rhino, Dragon, Dolphin, Cuckoo, Snail, Grasshopper...among others...). I came across "Dolphin" and "Cuckoo" in the Library uploads toady...I'd "Camel" before. So, please find below, one image each of Dolphin, Cuckoo, and Camel in that order...Enjoy...! Notes: "Dolphin proved to be a formidable fighter...The pilot sat with his head through the frame, wher…

Vancouver...A Great MSFS 2020 Airport Thanks for viewing & commenting, Darryl

Hi simmers 😃 I leave the words on this.. cheers 😉

A Little Washington DC Cloudy Brightness...If there is any! Thanks for viewing & commenting, Darryl

Hi simmers 😃 Now i have to show my new bird parts of the world - over Venice here.. ( no Programetry ) cheers 😉

FI Spitfire

The only place I've discovered so far that I will turn photogrammetry on for. (but I'd still rather have a properly 3d modelled version where I could drift up the Grand Canal in the A5 and not feel like someone had spiked my cocoa)

Finding the Orbx stuff a bit of a lucky dip these days. KAVX is good, but for me it suffers from their main fault at the moment - the buildings are all a bit too clean and fake looking. I guess it's just down to the individual developers, but I know they can do more realistic buildings - Shoreham and Elstree are both much more realistically modelled. Still, I bought it so I guess I'm not that upset about it. Anyway, just after dawn and off in the H135. Never made it here in RL so this'll have to do me! Moved the clock forward a couple of hours for this shot 4k, ultra plus, etc. Oh, and Bijan's seasons and trees. I take that for granted these …

From Saint Malo LFRD flying West to Ouessant Is. (which is not pictured here), there are a lot of nice watermarks. Flying the Flyingiron Spitfire at about 3500 feet.