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Bill McClellan compiles 142 flight plans across the southwestern United States; IFR and VFR routes thread desert plains and rugged mountains, and accommodate any aircraft model. Two gauges by Karol…
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Bill McClellan presents 196 low-altitude flight plans across the Southeastern United States, with IFR, VFR, and slow-speed navigation files. Two gauges by Karol Chlebowski support Terrain Following…
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A summer schedule covers land-based services along British Columbia's coastal region near Vancouver, with floatplane operations excluded. It notes a high-season period from July 5 to September 5 an…
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Options replace all or part of the 15 moon surfaces with 512X512 BMPs, including a Death Star variant moon12.bmp sourced from the moon_strange folder. All other moons stay default, and viewing alig…
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By Bryan O. Allayban, a concise line presents nothing but little darkness in the morning, capturing a fleeting dawn moment with restrained imagery and a quiet, contemplative mood. The phrasing rema…
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RealAir Simulations crafts this focused guide on executing controlled spins, highlighting the Citabria and Decathlon as the primary references. The two models feature advanced aerodynamic profiles,…
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Bill McClellan develops 196 routes across the Northeastern United States for low-level IFR and VFR flight, with slow-speed profiles and terrain-following gauges by Karol Chlebowski. Two optional de…
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179 flight plans span the southern central United States, created by Bill McClellan to support diverse airframes. Karol Chlebowski’s Terrain-Following Radar and Pave Tack gauges accompany them, wit…
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Seventy-seven low-altitude flight plans cover IFR, VFR, and SSR operations across the north-central region, enabling bomber and reconnaissance routing that challenges altitude management and naviga…
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By Gera Godoy C., a compact pilotage tutorial introduces the basic VFR technique of navigating by landmarks, letting a pilot reach any location across the FS world. FSAdventureSky applies this appr…
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An expansion for CRGSIM-0.044 provides extensive area charts covering the United States, aligning with the CRGSIM-0.044 framework and outlining chart coverage. Compatibility requires CRGSIM-0.044, …
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An add-on presents nine distinct low-altitude routes across Guam and Puerto Rico, with IFR, VFR, and slow-speed options for realistic training. Bill McClellan contributes the core routes, while Kar…
1.56 MB136May 20132
Fictional and fully fictitious flight plans accompany four Luxair planes, authored by Dick Stellweg, spanning roughly 1970–1998, and they attach to the ancient Luxair fleet, while not reflecting re…
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An IFR-style, high-speed, low-altitude routing traverses the OB-9 Bayshore corridor over Michigan and adjacent Ontario, emphasizing water crossings and varied terrain. The offering includes two gau…
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Victor Vu produces the first motion piece for Project FS Bonanza, and it is the inaugural effort for the project, captured with a Fraps recorder. The included image shows the title screen from the …
75.56 MB83Apr 20131
Bill McClellan develops the thirteenth route in his series, tracing OB-11 Richmond, Kentucky, through Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia, testing low-altitude IFR and terrain navigat…
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An image depicts the Thorp T-18 aircraft with registration N2056 (Robert), identified as the background element in a themed presentation by Michael Mannschreck. The background emphasizes a single-a…
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Bill McClellan presents a high-speed, low-altitude training path near Richmond, Kentucky, designed for heavy bombers and fast jets with IFR realism and terrain-following navigation. Two gauges by K…
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Deluxe edition includes a straightforward tool for placing objects visually within the program, enabling quick arrangement of scene elements. An illustrated explanation shows how to use it, while t…
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Base ModelFrom the 70s television series Space 1999, this concept demonstrates spaceflight capability without a hefty price tag, with an absolute ceiling of 550,000 ft and a service ceiling of 400,000 ft, wh…
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