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Includes flight plans for F.S. Flight
planner
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Includes flight plans for F.S. Navigator
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Includes flight plans for Squawkbox FMS
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Includes pre-set flight and weather
situations for Flight Simulator
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PIA B747-200 CLASSIC FLIGHT
KARACHI-CAIRO |
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Ali Mujtaba |
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Pakistan International Airlines used to operate the Karachi-Cairo route en-route London with the classic 707-320 series in the 70s. Then the route was switched to the 747 and the A300 and eventually cancellation of the route a couple of years back due to low demand. I chose the Ready For Pushback 747 classic addon for FS2002 by VMAX systems specifically painted in PIA livery by me for this flight plan.
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A
Fruit and Wine Tour |
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Ron
Blehm |
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After a great weather weekend at my
Brother-in-Law’s place I decided to share (with my online friends) a
little tour deeper into my homeyards.
I should say “our” area because as far as mileage is
concerned, Tony and I are about equal distance from here.
(Though this flight can go over my house, NOT Tony’s)
Now, I’m warning you that this is a really fun trip but if I
don’t see some PIREPS coming in we’ll have to make this into an
official FOTM!
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P-51
Mustang... A bit on the side |
Author: |
Peter
Stark |
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This is a short flight that takes no time to prepare or load, but provides good fun for as long as you want!
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Central
Oregon Fishing Trip |
Author: |
Tony
Radmilovich |
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This is a short, not very difficult
float plane trip that brings you to my little area of the world, the high desert of Central Oregon.
Its been a tough year for your air charter business. The economy sucks, fuel prices are through the ceiling and when customers do show up, they want you to do everything but wax their legs (things are so bad, you're considering it). So when a group of former Enron executives want to come to Central Oregon to spend a bunch of the company's stockholder and pension funds on a fishing trip, who are you to argue?
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Meat
Haulers of La Paz |
Author: |
Ron
Blehm |
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Carrier
Ops, Southern California |
Author: |
Ron
Blehm |
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Well,
part of what we had hoped to get from this “Club” experience was
some variety... So I
figured it was time to branch out and try something new.
I’ve set-up a little flight (just under 200 miles) from Point
Mugu, NAS (KNTD), near Ventura, CA – ‘bout 10 miles from my old High
School - to that Navy Carrier off the coast of San Diego.
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Hero's
Flight |
Author: |
Ron
Blehm |
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Sorry
but this flight may not be to everyone’s liking or ability but
that’s why it’s the extra, I guess. I’ll have to tell you, maybe it’s because of my
imagination here, but I had such a blast doing this!
It turned out to be a longer day than I had planned and there was
some added stress but that’s what made it fun, and a real challenge.
This is not a flight you can do with Real-Time ATC or Real World
Weather. It is the weather
that makes the flight what it is. So, what is it? First,
let me lay out for you this totally invented scenario:
Flying
under the Banner of whichever world or local Aide Organization you like,
it is your job to get a load of relief supplies and aide workers –
Emergency Room Doctors, Nurses and Paramedics in my case, in to a
village-which has been a living (and dying) hell for the past 14 months.
You’ll need to get in and get out safely. The more supplies you can haul the better off these people
will be, so pick your plane carefully.
‘Course we’re not flying into some 12,000 ft ILS airport
here, this one didn’t even make it onto the Dangerous Airports List.
We’ll be flying into the village of Lubero in eastern
Democratic Republic of Congo. The
runway is 6,800 ft long but it is wet, swampy grass and it sits in a
valley, 5,906 ft above sea level. There
are no local NavAids!
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Anchorage,
AK (PANC) - Dutch Harbor, AK (PADU) |
Author: |
Tony
Radmilovich |
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This is not for the faint of heart (Kids, don't try this at home).
The flight is about 750nm and best done in a jet if you can muster the courage. Alaska Airlines flies 737-200's in every day (weather permitting), so it CAN be done. The fun part is the approach into Dutch Harbor, which for you history fans, was the only North American point to be attacked (other than a few stray shells lobbed at Ft. Stevens in Oregon) by the Japanese in WWII.
To survive... oops, I mean perform this approach, you must hug the side of a small mountain while setting up for a short, one mile final to a 3,200 foot runway with water on both ends. Have your auto-brakes set, your airspeed down and your reflexes keen because you don't want to be behind on this one! Go-around's
are a bitch here. If the ceiling is below 2,000ft, you may want to consider going by boat.
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Spirit
of Friendship Tour |
Author: |
Bill
Smith |
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Spirit
of friendship tour.
There
are 13 individual legs to choose from in this reenactment of the actual
" Spirit of Friendship" tour which took place between 1 July
and late August 2002.
Qantas appointed actor and aviator John Travolta as their
"ambassador at large" in a world-wide promotional tour. Mr
Travolta flew from Los Angeles to Auckland in New Zealand, Sydney,
Melbourne and Perth in Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo, London,
Rome, Paris, Frankfurt and New York before returning to Los Angeles. The
tour involved about 80 flying hours and covered more than 35,000
nautical miles (64,700 kilometres). |
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