Braniff International Douglas DC-8-62

This aircraft, serial number 45896/303 and registered N1804, served Braniff International using this attractive Alexander Girard's "Jelly Bean" livery in the 60's. This aircraft suffered a runway overrun in Quito, Ecuador on April 23th 1968, the aircraft was repaired in-situ and was returned to service. It finished its life with Arrow Cargo ironically overrunning a runway again in Singapore 39 years later demonstrating in its long life the reliability and long lasting service of the mighty DC-8. Textures only for the payware Just Flight Douglas DC-8 Series 50-70 model. By Rodolfo Estrella C.

Installation:

1. Place "texture.braniffblue" in your main "JF_Douglas_DC8-62" folder and then add the following lines to the aircraft.cfg file.
2. Remember to replace XX with the next corresponding number.

[fltsim.XX]
title=DC-8-62 Braniff Blue
sim=DC-8-62
model=62
panel=
sound=
texture=braniffblue
kb_checklists=DC-8 CHECKLISTS
kb_reference=jf_DC-8-62_ref
atc_id=HB-IDL
atc_airline=Douglas
atc_flight_number=1804
ui_manufacturer="Douglas"
ui_type="DC-8-62"
ui_variation="Braniff"
ui_typerole="Commercial Airliner"
ui_createdby="Just Flight"
atc_parking_codes=
atc_parking_types=GATE,RAMP
description= This DC-8-62 Serial Number 45896/303 served for Braniff International using this attractive Girard Flying Colors livery in the 60's, this aircraft suffered a runway overrun in Quito - Ecuador on April 23th 1968, the aircraft was repaired in-Situ and was returned to service. It finished its life with Arrow Cargo ironically overrunning a runway again in Singapore 39 years later demonstrating how tough and reliable the DC-8's were. textures: Rodolfo Estrella C. September 21st. 2014.