(Madrid, Nov. 18th 2007) VIDEOFLYREC® is pleased to announce that its latest release is available for purchase. VideoFlyRec, through an commercial agreement with Navigraph, supplier of high quality and up to date aeronautical charts for flight simulation, now uses these charts in the production of its tutorial videos.
Land at most important airports in the world as professional pilots do.
With VideoFlyRec International Airports Approaches you will learn how to perform precision and non precision approaches into large airports over the world, in different types of aircraft. Practice a landing at Pristina with an engine failure in a King Air. Perform a NDB DME approach at Pulkovo airport in Saint Petersburg, or execute a missed approach at New York in a blizzard aboard a Boeing 737.
All of this explained in a detail, step by step.
In the explanations we will use high resolution and quality charts published by Navigraph.
Don't miss out on this new Videoflyrec product and order now your International Airports Approaches DVD.
On our web site www.videoflyrec.com you may find images of the upcoming video along with a teaser video clip.
VIDEOFLYREC is company dedicated to the production of flight simulation training videos and currently has four video productions available for purchase.
www.videoflyrec.com
Navigraph
www.navigraph.com
The aim for Navigraph is to provide the international flight simulation community with tools and software like those available to the aviation industry.
Navigraph is a Swedish software company founded in August 2003. It is an independent subsidiary of Screenlab Interactive AB.
Currently Navigraph offers:
- Airport Charts via the nDAC software, launched October 2004
- Flight Managment System Data via the web site, launched October 2006
- Enroute Chart via the nDAC software, launched March 2007
- Tutorials via the nDAC software, launched April 2007
Navigraph consists of software engineers and a network of pilots and ATC personnel.
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