The AVSIM Screen Shots Forum

Aerosoft bus in P3Dv5 at FlyTampa KBOS with live traffic and AI ships....using 6.4 of 6.7 VRAM! I know, wait for HF2....

Please be kind, I’m not a good screenshot taker, but I’m amazed by the smoothness on my system, never has any sim looked so good on any of my PC’s 👍 Apparently I underestimated departure weather conditions 🤯 And LOWI is still gorgeous! Cheers, Pete

I've found myself some what infactuated with the Pilatus PC-9/A. Had the plane in FSX-SE but never really flew it much, then again FSX never had the performance of P3D x64 However since purchasing the PC-21 I thought I'd get its older sibling up and running in P3D v4.5 HF3. Unfortunately 3 of the dlls are x86, the first being the sound, that was a Doug Dawson standard and easily fixed, of the other two one is a fuel dump (a modified Doug Dawson) so no drop in replacement there and the third is a custom Axis control for the throttles. However apart from those last two items it all works pretty great and is a blast to fly, both fast and manoverable and h…

Climbing out of TJSJ on a short hop to TNCM. Thanks for looking. Dave

I recalled, today, I've not yet explored, much, this nice (Airport) scenery from Aerosoft (that I'd acquired at their $5 offer) ...so, here we go, a dozen pictures in and around this Airport... [Note: The Czech name "Praha" is derived from an old Slavic word, práh, which means "ford" or "rapid", referring to the city's origin at a crossing point of the Vltava river.] Hope you enjoy these screenshots! [Aerosoft(LKPR) / Kris Pyatt(Freeware-AltraMax) / Orbx(BOB) / REX]

Orly Again...a Spring/Summer View Thanks for viewing, Darryl

In the A2A-182 somewhere near Mount Hood from TrueEarth Washington by Orbx on my way to Felts Field. I'm not even sure I had my graphics maxed out either.

This is the fascinating story of one (fortunate) B707 (that many of us maybe already aware of). This Boeing 707 was special, starting from its birth, in 1964. This was the last (13th) of the so-called "Hotrod" 707s, custom built by Boeing, for Qantas. "13th" may be (universally) considered the "unlucky" number, but, this "13th" 707 was/is one fortunate plane, as we'll see! I say fortunate, because, airliners, at the end of their useful lives, unless, unfortunately, met with an accident, are (typically) abandoned in the (so-called) aircraft boneyards (or graveyards) e.g. in the deserts of western U.S., for storage, then, scrapped and salvaged for spare parts, or, in extrem…

More of the awesome freeware Cirrus for XP11. Departing KUDD maneuvering near Palm Springs and then east towards KTNP Untitled-2 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-3 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-5 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-6 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-8 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-9 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-10 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-11 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-12 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-13 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-14 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-15 by Ryan Butterworth, o…

Rockwell B1-B 'Lancer', very sleek and deadly.

Sometimes XP is excessive in it's punishment for overlooking the rules. A simple 'naughty naughty' would have sufficed.

Shalom and greetings all my pals, Presenting a famous after work business commuting flight to go home from CYVR Vancouver International Airport located 7.5 miles from downtown Vancouver to CYXD Edmonton City Centre Airport located within the city of Edmonton just north of the city centre. On airborne on climb to fl330 after take off with nice background view of entire city landscape of Vancouver Still climbing with background view of Vancouver suburb called Richmond seen below the plane wings and view of Westham island as well as Fraser River can be seen below two fins (whatever they are called) located on bottom of the plane Climbing…

Feeling a bit nostalgic today as Delta flew their final MD-88 flight IAD-ATL. Of course I recreated the flight and took just a few shots: At the gate, IAD Love those reverser buckets! Mission accomplished at the gate, ATL. I've always had a fascination with the Douglas/McDonnell Douglas T-tails that started with my love of Air Canada DC-9-32's as a kid...to the point that I'm probably going to end up paying to have the Leonardo Maddog painted in the 1980's Air Canada DC-9 scheme. Sad to see these aircraft heading off to pasture but they've had a great career, and time marches on. Thanks for having a look. Dave

Ortho4XP, ZL16 This time, the distance I fly is longer and I don’t use the Transall, but the Virtavia Boeing B-47E Stratojet instead. The B-47 was the first swept-wing multi-engine bomber in service with the USAF and truly a quantum leap in aviation history. Today it is considered the forerunner of every jet aircraft in service. Its swept-wing design was actually the result of a visit of a Boeing aero-engineer to Germany, where he was shown some secret wind-tunnel data on swept-wing jet airplanes. Already as early as 1943, Boeing engineers had envisaged a jet bomber, but were unable to overcome issues with the straight wings of the day. …

Ortho4XP, ZL17, freeware Zlin 142 (available at the org) Friedrichshafen has a picturesque little harbor, from where ships ferry tourists to other port cities on the German, Austrian and Swiss sides of Lake Constance Flying into Swiss airspace After having flown over parts of the Northern Swiss Alps we have reached St. Gallen at the eastern shore of Lake Zurich The “Walensee” or Lake Walen comes up on our left side At the eastern side of Lake Lucerne and close to our final stop At our 10 o’clock is the airport of Buoch…

Shalom and greetings all my pals, On May/June/July 2016, areas of Fort McMurray had worst forest fires in history that destroyed and burnt 1,500,000 acres and 3244 buildings. This flight report presents my second relief aid cargo flight that I made 4 years ago (I have backlog of millions of screenshots waiting for me to publish) which was from CYZF Yellowknife Airport located in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada to CYMM Fort McMurray International Airport located 7 nautical miles southeast of Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada. Cruising at 33,000 ft carrying heavy loads of much needed relief aid supplies bound for Fort McMurray residents …

A Beverley taking off from RAF El Adem, well Tobruk airport as it is is the sim.. Nice one, Manfred!! Thank you! FSX NOTAM - cannot find the flap lever anywhere in the cockpit.. They do work with the buttons on my joystick though..

Guess they don't call it Derail Valley for nothing.🤣

[While the SpaceX Dragon has already docked with ISS...("We have docking"....such powerfully impacting simple three words..!!)...Truly, an upbeat and uplifting news and bright spot, in the current state of affairs,....heartening (and amazing too)...! As we continue to follow the details,...surely, enough cannot be said about these 2 astronauts: Hurley been the first Marine to pilot the F/A-18 Super Hornet, and Behnken been the lead Flight Test Engineer for the F-22 Raptor...., and, also, importantly, they (both), over the years, seem to have been good friends, together,...so crucial, here,....special people...!!] Anyway, today, I came across this Corsair F4U aircraft…