Rescue Pilot - Mission Pack is the first in a series of exciting mission expansions from Just Flight. Simulation fans are eagerly anticipating its arrival on their desktops, but in the meantime they can get in training with a fully flyable demo.
The demo features an entire mission from Rescue Pilot and is available free to download from Just Flight's web site.
Rescue Pilot is due out early in 2008 and is designed to take full advantage of the Flight Simulator X missions feature. You are a pilot in an air rescue medical service and your job is to respond to any emergency calls that are received at your home base. A typical day for a Just Flight Rescue Pilot could include airlifting an injured person from a car accident, picking up a stranded mountaineer or flying a life-or-death dash with a vital medical cargo. The work is always challenging - but never dull - and the job satisfaction is immense!
The twelve authentic missions with realistic ATC and convincing scenarios will keep virtual rescuers glued to their joysticks. It's time to get airborne and do your bit!
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS: Microsoft™ Flight Simulator X - Windows Vista or XP
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS: PC with 2.5GHz (equivalent or higher) processor, 1.0Gb RAM, graphics card with 128Mb (or higher) video memory, DVD-ROM drive, Hard disc space 1.0Gb
About Just Flight
Just Flight is the world's leading flight simulation specialist, publishing a wide variety of digital aviation products. Their range comprises a multitude of different titles, including stand alone flight simulations as well as add-ons for Microsoft's multi-million selling Flight Simulator and Combat Flight Simulator. Just Flight also has Just Trains, a specialist label devoted to stand alone train simulators as well as add-ons for the ever-popular Microsoft Train Simulator.
A British company, based in Huntingdon, Just Flight has been established for over ten years. It prides itself on quality, value and customer service, which it backs up with a unique money-back guarantee on all its products.
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