A few recent operations shots

[Michael Carter]

These are at or over various locations from the last week or two. I was flying into and out of Frankfurt a lot.

Flying north over Innsbruck:




At Heathrow:




This was Oberpfafenhofen. I scared the bejesus out of that Piper guy:




A few from Frankfurt:




Crossing the A5:







The end of the line for the evening:

[ak49er]

Wow, those screens look very nice. I'm using PII chips with 128 mb VGA cards, and about 512mb RAM, so my scenery looks like I have about four pixels on the screen, light blue for sky, green for terra, dark blue for water , and white for the aircraft. LOL. Yours shows supprot apparatus, tugs, lights, heck I think I even saw a pair of director beacons set on one of the tugs, nice shots, definitely inspires me too upgrade my free computers to newer used(hopefully free) computers.

[Michael Carter]

And that's FS9! You can build a good computer cheap to run it.

That's all payware scenery and the DF727. FS9 scenery isn't as nice, but at least it's an airport.

I wish someone had some good payware for Prague.

[Michael Carter]

A few shots from a just completed trip from Friedrichshafen to Augsberg. I flew this low at 8500' and hand flew it.

I didn't even need an enroute chart for this 100 mile trip. The SID from Friedrichshafen leads to the STAR for Augsberg. How convenient is that?

It was a pretty flight with all of the city lights below and only scattered Q.

Augsberg's runway is only 1280 meters, so this was a rare occasion for 40 flaps.

I had fun. Hope they can get around my tail at Augsberg.



Landing at Augsberg. Planted firmly and immediate full reverse as soon as they'd take it.