FS2004 Braniff International Boeing 727-27C

Braniff International Boeing 727-27C, registration N7296. A repaint of the AI Aardvark B727-100, for AI use only. N7296 was delivered to Braniff in October 1967 and sold in January 1982. N7296 was the 475th 727 built. Repaint by Alan Campbell.

INSTALLATION:

Just drop the "Braniff 727-100" folder into your FS2k/4k aircraft folder. Then assign the aircraft to some flightplans and you're on your way.

If you're not sure how to assign an aircraft to a flightplan, please visit our website and look in the FAQ/ Help section.

[fltsim.0]
title=AIA 727-100 BN
sim=aia_727_100
model=no_refl
panel=
sound=
texture=BN
kb_checklists=
kb_reference=
atc_id=
atc_id_color=0xffffffff
atc_airline=Braniff
atc_flight_number=424
ui_manufacturer=Aardvark
ui_type=727-100
ui_variation=BETA03
description=Braniff 727-27C N7296 Delivered to Braniff on 20 October 1967. Aircraft purchased by UPS
15 Jan 1982 re-registered N915UP. For AI USE ONLY!!
visual_damage=0

NOTES:

This aircraft was designed specifically for use as an AI aircraft. As such, the primary design criteria were that it look good sitting at the gate, or as seen when landing from an aircraft waiting to take off.

This plane also uses 9 different LOD (levels of detail) models, which means that as the plane gets visually smaller, the model displayed becomes simpler and simpler, thus reducing the drag on your computer.

If you download a GMAX aircraft that is just gorgeous, but really chews up your frame rates when used as AI if several of them appear on the screen at once, the designer probably did not use the LOD feature, so the model is always 20,000 polygons no matter how far away from you it is.