FSX American Airlines McDonnell Douglas/Boeing MD-11(P)

Preview American Airlines McDonnell Douglas/Boeing MD-11(P) 1994 livery. Long range widebody airliner, full package for FSX/SP2. Custom panel, dynamic VC, sound, full moving parts, dynamic shine, operating passenger, crew and cargo doors, HTML check/ref lists. This is a re-issue of the original model ...

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Type
Complete with Base Model
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18.6K
Compatibility
Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) including Steam Edition & Prepar3D (P3D)
Filename
md-11_aa_package_x_zip.zip
File size
2.86 MB
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American Airlines McDonnell Douglas/Boeing MD-11(P) 1994 livery. Long range widebody airliner, full package for FSX/SP2. Custom panel, dynamic VC, sound, full moving parts, dynamic shine, operating passenger, crew and cargo doors, HTML check/ref lists. This is a re-issue of the original model with new bare metal and white textures and improved flight dynamics. By Jean-Pierre Brisard, Barry Blaisdell and Bob May - Premier Aircraft Design.

American Airlines McDonnell Douglas/Boeing MD-11 in flight.

American Airlines McDonnell Douglas/Boeing MD-11 in flight.

FS2004/FSX MD-11 Long/Medium Range Wide Body Tri-Jet Airliner

Premier Aircraft Design - July 2008

Aircraft / Panel Design & Master Textures by Jean-Pierre Brisard

Project management, Packaging, Documentation, Technical Advice, Flight Model, HTML Check/Ref List,
Panel Design Assistance by Barry Blaisdell


Paint & Livery by Bob May

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MD-11 PACKAGE INSTALLATION FOR FSX:

This package is compatible with FSX "Acceleration" but is NOT compatible with DX10 graphics

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Extract all files into the FSX MAIN Folder using WINZIP…

Make sure the " Use Folder Names " box is checked IN WINZIP.
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THIS ZIP FILE IS CONSTRUCTED IN A SPECIAL WAY
If you follow these installation instructions all necessary sub folders will be created and all files installed automatically.

We recommend Winzip to extract these files, other zip tools may not do the job.

Windows Vista users may need to temporarily turn OFF User Account Control ( in the Security Center) in order to enable creation of new folders.

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1. Navigate to where you downloaded the zip file

2. Double click with your mouse on the zip file.

3. WINZIP should open and show all the files inside the zip.

4. Press CTRL A and this will select all the files.

5. Click on 'Extract' in the Main Tool Bar above.
( Make sure the "Use folder names" box is checked)

6. Type in, or select, your path in the pop-up dialogue box....
The default path in English version is

FS2004....C:\program files\microsoft games\flight simulator 9

FSX.......C:\program files\microsoft games\microsoft flight simulator X

If you have amended your FS location, or if you use a non English version of Windows, ...then ...

.... browse to your own FS Location…

7. Now Click on the 'Extract' button in the upper right
(If it askes to overwrite...Say YES to all).....you're done.

8. When you activate the model in FSX for the first time answer "Run" and "Yes" to the gauge verification pop-ups.

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Flying Tips
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* Before take-off check the elevator trim. Five or six clicks of nose up trim is advisable for take-off.

* Use two notches of flap ( 6º ) for heavy take-offs. Rotate (raise the nose) at 120 kts.

* The autopilot on this model is not suitable for autothrottle take-offs.
Set auto speed hold to 250kts before take-off but do not arm the autothrottle. Use 90-100% power for take-off when heavily loaded. Throttle back when established in the climb out, then arm and activate autothrottle and autopilot.

* To raise your seat higher press SHIFT-ENTER (in VC panel only)

* In the VC ... To move to the Jump Seat or First Officer position... Keep pressing CTRL-SHIFT ENTER

The Spacebar will bring you back to the Default eye point position.

* Shift E will open the passenger door ( on the ground only)

* Shift E2 will open the crew doors and cargo hatches.

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Description

The McDonnell Douglas MD-11 is a three-engine medium to long-range widebody airliner, with two engines mounted on underwing pylons and a third engine at the base of the vertical stabilizer. It is based on the DC-10, but featuring a stretched fuselage, increased wingspan with winglets, refined aerofoils on the wing and tailplane, new engines and increased use of composite materials. It features an all-digital glass cockpit that decreases the crew to two from the three required on the DC-10.

Specs:

Passenger seats: 293-410 depending on layout.
Cockpit crew: 2-3
Max take-off weight: 602,500 lb
Take-off distance at max weight: 10,300 ft (3,100m)
Powerplant: 3 x PW4460 (60,000 lbf thrust each)
Max speed: Mach 0.88 (587 mph)
Typical Cruise Speed: Mach 0.82 (544mph)
Max Range: 6840 nm
Service ceiling: 44,000ft

Premier Aircraft Design

Cockpit of American Airlines McDonnell Douglas/Boeing MD-11.

Cockpit of American Airlines McDonnell Douglas/Boeing MD-11.

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The archive md-11_aa_package_x_zip.zip has 77 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.

Filename/Directory File Date File Size
airplanes08.28.110 B
md-11_AA_package_x.zip08.28.110 B
aircraft.cfg08.28.1116.17 kB
CREDITS.txt07.11.081.01 kB
file_id.txt08.23.08408 B
MD-11 Flying tips.txt07.22.083.49 kB
MD-11P.air08.27.1112.28 kB
MD-11P_check.htm11.03.0650.00 kB
MD-11P_ref.htm11.12.0614.37 kB
model08.28.110 B
Model.cfg07.17.0835 B
xmd11P_fix7rrr.mdl07.04.082.03 MB
Panel08.28.110 B
ab_MD-11F.BMP04.15.081.37 MB
Md-11f.bmp08.23.081.37 MB
MD11BEZ.bmp05.11.06203.43 kB
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OH_1024.bmp06.23.06433.18 kB
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PAD_RCB_Groundhandling5.CAB10.20.0626.63 kB
Panel.cfg07.27.0811.32 kB
PEDESTAL3.bmp09.28.06354.49 kB
Panel help08.28.110 B
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panel (3).gif11.14.0643.29 kB
panel (4).gif06.22.0638.18 kB
panel.gif06.22.0642.34 kB
READ_ME_FIRST!_FSX.txt07.16.085.57 kB
sound08.28.110 B
sound.cfg09.28.0632 B
texture.american08.28.110 B
chrome.bmp10.13.0564.07 kB
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lights_L.bmp05.16.0865.05 kB
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Rfuselogo.bmp08.23.111.00 MB
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RWING.bmp08.23.111.00 MB
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yoke.bmp06.11.061.00 MB
Simobjects12.22.090 B
Groundhandling10.08.090 B
Groundhandling510.08.090 B
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GH11_Brakes.wav11.06.0329.74 kB
Sound.ini03.20.07925 B
sound06.19.100 B
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effects01.06.110 B
md-11_VC_800.jpg08.28.1171.35 kB
md-11_american_800_1.jpg08.28.1142.22 kB
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Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B

Editorial

Although I typically prefer to fly aircraft that are a tad more minimal in size, something really appeals to me about flying the large commercial liners that you can get out there. For example, one of the things that I enjoy doing the most is being that large-scale passenger jet that takes a large sum of people from one side of the world to the next. It feels good to be involved in those kinds of commercial journeys, and if you are like me and enjoy doing this then you won’t find many more simulated aircraft carriers better than this.

Preview screenshot

The first thing I noticed upon stepping into the cockpit, though, was the massive attention to detail within the cockpit. The aircraft comes with a fully working virtual cockpit made to be dynamic and easy to use, as well as customized panels. Together, these things all work together in the most authentic circumstances possible to really give you a taste for what flying the real thing would be like. I was a bit overwhelmed at first, sure thing, but after a short period of time I started to get used to the way that it flew!

When you start flying around and get to what is going around you, it becomes easier to start noticing the features that are added in here. For example, the fully moving parts can start to come to life when you aren’t worried about crashing the thing! You’ll start to appreciate the simultaneous movement from the aircraft, making it feel far more alive than it would have in the past. Additionally, all passenger, crew and cargo doors are fully working which makes it a whole lot easier to get around the aircraft and see all of the detail within both textures and features.

The model itself has been totally re-issued from the original, using a whole range of new textures to give it a more traditional look. This long-range, wide-body airliner carriers all the hallmarks of a truly epic aircraft and can be the perfect choice for anyone who wishes to start flying their aircraft in a specific manner. Add in the fact that flight dynamics have been totally altered, and you will start to see a significant change between this remake of the MD-11 than you would have noticed if you were just using the basic model that is included within FSX in the first place.

However, there are things I had to get used to that aren’t present in everything. The elevator trim, for example, has to be managed before you take off. Five or six clocks of the nose up trim can be enough to get you started, so make sure you deal with this before flying away to maximize your flight capacity. I spent a lot of time frustrated with this features but once you realize it exists, you’ll find that taking off is much easier.

Additionally, you need to look into the manual that is included to get used to the various controls for the virtual cockpit. Getting total control over this is far more important than just relying on trial and error to get things done, helping you really conquer the aircraft itself.

Adam McEnroe

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.

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S. J. HindsThu, 13 Jun 2013 14:07:12 GMT

Download well however you can only control one engine with the keyboard or joystick, only can control all engines when auto throttle is engaged which makes for a hairy landing.

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