FSX S-70B-6 Aegean Hawk Hellenic Navy

The Sea Hawk is a naval version of the famous Black Hawk helicopter. Hellenic Navy has total 11 Sea Hawks. In Greece they are know as Aegean Hawks instead of Sea because of the Aegean Sea. The Hellenic Nay decide to order 5 S-70B-6 Aegean Hawks in the July of 1991 for use with the 4 MEKO 200HN Fr...

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
Aegean Hawk.CAB	01.18.07	249.83 kB
ch47h.gau	09.05.04	13.50 kB
CH47traffic.gau	08.25.04	29.00 kB
Gauges	02.25.07	0 B
Rotorcraft	02.25.07	0 B
S-70B-6 Aegean Hawk	02.26.07	0 B
Aegean Hawk.air	11.15.03	4.89 kB
Aircraft.cfg	02.26.07	12.07 kB
model	02.24.07	0 B
Model.cfg	10.25.04	25 B
SH-60F.mdl	01.15.05	3.74 MB
panel	02.26.07	0 B
co-pilot.bmp	01.21.07	2.25 MB
Collective.bmp	01.18.07	1.57 MB
gps.bmp	01.09.07	2.25 MB
main.bmp	02.26.07	2.25 MB
panel.cfg	02.26.07	8.29 kB
Thumbs.db	02.26.07	75.50 kB
panel for FS2004	02.26.07	0 B
$UH60A_Dash	11.30.03	257.05 kB
BlackHawk-Dash-HiVis.bmp	05.13.04	3.60 MB
collective_640.bmp	04.18.01	14.38 kB
H60panel.bmp	11.13.03	769.05 kB
panel.cfg	05.21.05	8.06 kB
Thumbs.db	02.26.07	9.50 kB
photos	02.26.07	0 B
Aegean Hawk 1.JPG	02.25.07	47.79 kB
Aegean Hawk 10.JPG	02.25.07	107.52 kB
Aegean Hawk 11.JPG	02.25.07	110.36 kB
Aegean Hawk 12.JPG	02.25.07	47.93 kB
Aegean Hawk 13.JPG	02.25.07	137.67 kB
Aegean Hawk 2.JPG	02.25.07	48.40 kB
Aegean Hawk 3.JPG	02.25.07	61.78 kB
Aegean Hawk 4.JPG	02.25.07	81.98 kB
Aegean Hawk 5.JPG	02.25.07	64.71 kB
Aegean Hawk 6.JPG	02.25.07	66.26 kB
Aegean Hawk 7.JPG	02.25.07	58.11 kB
Aegean Hawk 8.JPG	02.25.07	141.12 kB
Aegean Hawk 9.JPG	02.25.07	92.23 kB
Aegean Hawk.gif	02.26.07	5.20 kB
Thumbs.db	02.26.07	38.00 kB
Readme.doc	02.26.07	2.56 MB
sound	02.24.07	0 B
225052_SOUNDDOGS_He.wav	01.02.05	468.05 kB
door_medium_close.wav	01.01.05	60.32 kB
door_medium_open.wav	01.01.05	62.95 kB
Exterior.wav	01.05.05	112.85 kB
Exterior2.WAV	01.02.05	418.80 kB
Exterior3.WAV	01.02.05	417.98 kB
Exterior6.wav	01.05.05	644.44 kB
Gear.wav	04.18.01	425.12 kB
Interior.wav	12.15.03	537.72 kB
osp.wav	11.08.01	17.07 kB
Pasted.WAV	01.05.05	112.71 kB
Shutdown.wav	11.28.03	891.02 kB
Sound.cfg	12.15.03	6.58 kB
StartUp.wav	11.25.03	5.97 MB
Touch.wav	08.16.01	23.37 kB
Turbine.wav	04.18.01	60.73 kB
texture for FS2004	02.25.07	0 B
tx_bh_cockpit.bmp	11.13.03	1.00 MB
texture.AegeanHawk	02.25.07	0 B
airhse.bmp	02.26.07	1.00 MB
cockpit.bmp	02.26.07	1.00 MB
engine.bmp	02.26.07	65.07 kB
helmet1.bmp	02.26.07	257.07 kB
helmet2.bmp	02.26.07	257.07 kB
Internals.bmp	08.24.03	1.00 MB
overhead panel.bmp	02.26.07	257.07 kB
rotor.bmp	11.11.03	341.40 kB
thumbnail.jpg	02.24.07	33.31 kB
Thumbs.db	02.25.07	72.50 kB
tx_bh_cockpit.bmp	02.26.07	1.00 MB
tx_bh_doors.bmp	02.26.07	257.07 kB
tx_bh_doors_inner.bmp	11.08.03	257.04 kB
tx_bh_floorswalls.bmp	11.10.03	257.05 kB
tx_bh_floorswalls_2.bmp	02.26.07	257.07 kB
tx_bh_frontdoors.bmp	02.26.07	257.07 kB
tx_bh_frontdoors_inner.bmp	11.15.03	341.43 kB
tx_bh_fuselage.bmp	02.26.07	257.07 kB
tx_bh_fuselage_inner.bmp	11.10.03	256.55 kB
tx_bh_nacelles.bmp	02.26.07	257.07 kB
tx_bh_stabs.bmp	02.26.07	257.07 kB
tx_bh_tailboom.bmp	02.26.07	257.07 kB
tx_bh_various_1.BMP	01.25.07	1.00 MB
tx_bh_windows_1.bmp	02.26.07	342.40 kB
tx_bh_windows_1_inner.bmp	11.15.03	341.43 kB
SimObjects	02.25.07	0 B
readme.txt	02.26.07	3.16 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

Editorial

Although I’d never even heard of the Seahawk before trying it out, I have to say that I have come away a big fan of this wonderful piece of kit.

It’s deadly and effective in terms of the precision that it offers – I was really shocked to see how easy it was to fly around in. most helicopters, for me, can be a bit hit and miss so I was expecting another rough ride when I first stepped into the cockpit of this chopper. That being said, it was one of the most comfortable learning experiences I’ve had in a while!

Easy to fly in and even more simplistic to manage using and getting to grips with, the Sea Hawk is a fantastic remake of the Black Hawk. This is the sea equivalent and offers a much better product in general for those kinds of conditions. This comes equipped with the design and style of the Hellenic Navy, who own 11 of these beauties to themselves. In Greece, though, this is known as the Aegean Hawk simply because of the Aegean Sea.

When I first got into the cockpit I was hugely impressed by its general flight accuracy and style as I can be at odds with helicopters quite often – however, not this time. It does a wonderful job of making it nice and easy to just relax and have some fun, reducing the challenges that most people will face when using something like the Aegean Hawk to a minimum. Again, I’m not fan of choppers but got to grips with this fairly quickly – it’s not as incredibly hard to manage and look after as it might appear at first.

This apace is a totally complete set, meaning that you don’t need anything else other than yourself to run it and make it work in your favor. It can also be used in FS2004, too, although I have not had the chance yet to thoroughly compare both models to see what comes out with the best/worst changes. What I did find, though, was that this seemed to come with everything.

A virtual cockpit, panels, sounds, fresh flight dynamics – everything and anything that you could ask for moving forward here! The set that you are getting here, then, does a wonderful job selling the hard work and the style of this aircraft in the most authentic fashion it possibly can.

If you need something else to add to your chopper collection that moves away from the same old and instead introduces to something fresh and new, come and try this!

Adam McEnroe

Adam McEnroe is a flight sim enthusiast who has been simming since the days of FS95. Adam writes all of the download section editorials after testing each of the files. Adam has extensive knowledge using various flight simulator packages and thoroughly tests the files before writing about them. Adam also like to fly real-world aircraft in his spare time and is training for his PPL.

Should you wish, you can contact Adam via email at adam@flyawaysimulation.com.