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FSX Lockheed U-2 Dragonlady

Lockheed’s U-2 Dragonlady brings high-altitude surveillance flying to Microsoft Flight Simulator X with a carefully updated classic by Kazunori Ito, complemented by revised flight dynamics and refreshed textures. The package captures the aircraft’s Skunk Works heritage and long-span handling while delivering a detailed virtual cockpit and authentic military presentation.

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  • File: kju2dl.zip
  • Size:16.48 MB
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This is Kazunori Ito's U-2 Dragonlady updated for FSX.The U-2 Dragonlady is a surveillance / reconnaissance aircraft. The revolutionary new plane was built by a team headed by legendary Clarence L. "Kelly" Johnson at Lockheed's "Skunk Works" in Burbank California. The U-2 made its first flight in August 1955 and began operational service in 1956. Its employment was kept secret until May 1, 1960 The 'U' designation, normally used for an innocuous utility aircraft, was used as part of a campaign to keep the aircraft a mystery. The U-2's Motto "IN GOD WE TRUST ALL OTHERS WE MONITOR" Modifications flight dynamics and textures by Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft.

Lockheed U-2 for FSX

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A fighter jet cockpit displays analog and digital instruments, a heads-up display with flight data, and scattered clouds visible through the canopy.A black high-altitude reconnaissance jet with red markings and extended landing gear flies above a textured blue ocean surface.A black high-altitude jet with red markings banks above turquoise coastal waters and scattered white clouds.A black high-altitude reconnaissance jet with red markings is positioned on a runway threshold with taxiway lines visible nearby.A black high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft with red markings and long wings is positioned on a runway with its lights illuminated.A black high-altitude reconnaissance jet with red markings banks above scattered clouds and turquoise patches of shallow ocean water.A black high-altitude reconnaissance jet with red markings sits on a runway, with hangars and a large storage tank in the background.A black high-altitude reconnaissance jet with red markings and a single pilot sits on a taxiway near a runway intersection.A black reconnaissance jet with red markings and an open cockpit canopy sits on a runway under a cloudy sky.A black high-altitude reconnaissance jet with its cockpit canopy open sits on a runway under a cloudy sky.A black high-altitude reconnaissance jet with red markings and long wings flies above a layer of white clouds over the ocean.A high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft with long, slender wings banks upward against a backdrop of scattered white clouds and blue sky.A black high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft flies above scattered clouds with a coastline and shallow blue water visible below.A black high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft with long, slender wings banks left against a partly cloudy sky above the ocean.A black high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft with long straight wings and red markings is viewed from below against a cloudy sky.A black high-altitude reconnaissance jet with extended landing gear flies against a partly cloudy sky, featuring red markings on the tail.A black jet aircraft is seen from below with its speed brakes extended against a blue sky and scattered clouds.A black high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft with long, slender wings flies above scattered white clouds under a pale blue sky.A black high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft with long straight wings flies above a layer of clouds under a mostly overcast sky.A dark military jet with a pointed nose and bubble canopy is viewed from the front against a cloudy sky.A dark silhouette of a jet aircraft is seen from below against a cloudy sky, showing its wingspan and single engine.A dark-colored high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft with long, slender wings is shown from below against a pale blue sky.

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Gauges.zip02.11.09708.89 kB
Read Me First.txt02.11.093.40 kB
Reg. Text.txt02.11.09671 B
Thumbs.db02.11.098.50 kB
U-2 Dragonlady Screen.JPG02.11.09114.25 kB
U-2 Dragonlady.zip02.12.095.71 MB
U-2 Pictures and History.zip02.11.097.78 MB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
Screenshots10.17.190 B
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Liahona999Fri, 23 Apr 2021 01:26:45 GMT

Installed easily. Flies well. Apparently, it can't reach its ceiling and the autopilot is either broken or used in a way that isn't like any other FSX aircraft I have seen.

alfredo rodriguezSat, 22 Jun 2019 10:23:05 GMT

Good aircraft but it is supposed to climb until 70,000 ft but in FSX it was impossible.

jpop8807Thu, 16 Aug 2018 05:19:58 GMT

Great aircraft would have loved to see a virtual cockpit besides that I see no issues with it at all.

Richard Wed, 19 Jun 2013 21:25:36 GMT

For cam. view just go to exterior view then hit A a few times then you will get the straight down view with the + sign to take pictures ;)

phantomfire1Wed, 29 Dec 2010 15:21:10 GMT
I LIKE it! Easy to download, and easy to fly. For the camera view, I went from VC, with either the F10 for a naked outside view, or F12 for the cross hair down view with zoom (+/_). It satisfied me for now. Would like to see some real camera views though in the future.
BeatBlenderWed, 22 Dec 2010 16:27:45 GMT
What a great aircraft, smooth ride with a great view in high altitudes. Flight deck could use a bit more tweaking though.
russellcarSun, 29 Nov 2009 20:38:08 GMT
This is a nice high flying plane and it is fast but no survalanc camra view.

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