The AVSIM Screen Shots Forum

Shalom and greetings all my pals, Presenting a nice early morning Baltic Sea commuting flight from ESGG Göteborg Landvetter Airport located 14 miles east-southeast of Gothenburg, Sweden to EETN Tallinn Airport located 3.1 miles southeast of the centre of Tallinn, Estonia On climb to FL330 Breakfast is being served to business travellers Now cruising at FL330 across Baltic Sea Passing clouds can be fun during descent to 10,000 ft On top of clouds at 10,000 ft Passing through clouds At 7,000 ft with nice background view of sun rise At 5,000 ft passing Paldiski Bay approach…

Following on from my previous post (here) and after my Canadian aside (here), I'm about to operate a Virgin A340-600 to JFK. The 340 did the last New York of the day and during winter meant it was entirely in the dark. Virgin had 12 A340-600s (along with 7 300s), with the problems with the Dreamliner RR engines, they've been given a new lease of life and are still plying the routes. All the 300s are gone and only 5 600s are still being used. Parked up at T3 with the tower in the background Shortly after take off, turning right to 220 degrees, climbing 6000ft A clear evening An American triple coming the other way Lots more dark nothingnes…

ORBX TE Washington Picturesque harbor site On to Stewart Island Over Orcas Island If I’m not mistaken, this must be Lummi Island Bellingham comes into sight Thanks for viewing

Is it a car or is it a plane...🙂...? (LHC) Bill Ortis's imagination at work...Here are a few screenshots for a short and soothing tour along the west coast of NZ-NI from NZNP (New Plymouth) to NZAA (Auckland International). Thanks for viewing. [LHC/Orbx/REX]

Photoreal scenery can be surreal and so peaceful at times, especially at altitude.... John

Avianca airline has always fascinated me...It's the prestigious flag carrier of Colombia, and flagship of the group of Latin American airlines. It's the 2nd largest airline in Latin America after LATAM of Brazil-Chile. It's also interesting to note that Avianca, which was initially registered, a century ago, on December 5, 1919, under the name SCDATA, is the oldest operating airline of the Americas, and also the world's 2nd oldest airline after KLM (KLM was founded 7 October 1919, and is older by only about 2 months). Avianca has a curious origin. The (source airline) SCDATA, cited above, was a Colombo-German Company formed by 5 Colombians and 4 Germans. The company had s…

Today, Welcome to the UK Summer. EGLL 09R

Leaving Southampton... Thanks for viewing...

Default models from FSX to P3Dv4.5. ORBX NZ, PTA, Photoshop

I was looking for something different, something I could again fill a niche with in X-Plane 11. I wanted a business turboprop, not too expensive, but something with the look and feel of a classic turboprop, even though it was known for being a chore to fly. I finally settled on this from X-Aviation. It is nice, not too extravagant or systems crazy, but it has all the bells and whistles one needs. Reading the manual for proper autopilot operation is recommended, but with that, I recommend this aircraft, which was easy to purchase and install. John

A brief executive flight from IPL to SAN... Leaving the agricultural lands behind Untitled-2 by ryan b, on Flickr Untitled-1 by ryan b, on Flickr Untitled-3 by ryan b, on Flickr Untitled-4 by ryan b, on Flickr Untitled-5 by ryan b, on Flickr Turning Windmills Untitled-6 by ryan b, on Flickr Untitled-7 by ryan b, on Flickr I like this one, almost real Untitled-9 by ryan b, on Flickr Untitled-10 by ryan b, on Flickr Heading towards the marine layer near San Diego Untitled-11 by ryan b, on Flickr Flying the LOC 27 KSAN Untitled-12 by ryan b, on Flickr I always end up a little high on this ap…

The New Evening UNITED...in reality a newly repainted A319. Thanks for viewing, Darryl

MSE's much sharper V3 scenery, just out of Napa, CA..... John

A bizjet out of Amarillo Texas and overflying New Mexico, and a microlight, out of Willcox Arizona.... My high def P3D photoreal is loaded on my Samsung 2TB SSD, for sharp, fluid flying. It is allowing me to rediscover P3D after a long time using Xplane11 and Ortho scenery, not that I will abandon Xplane11, my Ortho scenery is also on my new SSD.... John

Sorry, this was wrongly posted here.😥 Maybe admin can move it to the screenshot section XP11, ORBX TE Washington Picturesque harbor site On to Stewart Island Over Orcas Island If I’m not mistaken, this must be Lummi Island Bellingham comes into sight Thanks for viewing

In one of the screenshots, ya can see where I live, but I'm not tellin' John

Hi, some impressions from a journey Pyongyang - Kathmandu in three legs via Xian and Lhasa. Before flying, praise the Dictator! (Unfortunarely, the scenery is outdated and somewhat old style. However, it's the only one we have for FS2004.) ... then hurry up. Turning into final at Xian: It's quite busy there: At the position for take off to Lhasa ... and at the final for Lhasa Luckily, this is only virtual (polluting the high altitude environment)... Taxiing for the last leg to Katmandu. I really looked forward to cross the Himalaya! A brief view onto Lhasa city: …

Very good the last GSX update with PBR Textures!

Situated in the Southern Great Basin and Mojave Desert lies the sparkling gem of Fabulous Las Vegas Nevada

My new sky textures "SPRING" + PTA preset + folder with ready shaders (version of simulator 4.5) for those who do not have PTA. Installation instructions included. I wish you a beautiful flight!

My penultimate A340 flight (here) left me in KJFK and after a fairly recent purchase of Drzewiecki Designs New York City X I thought I'd have a little helicopter tour of Manhattan. Parked up near the United hanger on the north west of the airfield. Over Prospect Park (I think) heading towards the East River Following Flatbush Ave north to the Manhattan Bridge Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges Quick stop at Downtown Manhattan Heliport Heading towards the Statue of Liberty Closer look Ellis Island Heading back to Manhattan, the Freedom Tower standing tall. USS Intrepid and Concode G-BOAD, not sure what that line going underneat…