FSX Doherty's Difficult & Dangerous Approaches Mission

Doherty's Difficult & Dangerous Approaches. This is an update for FSX of Volume 2 of Doherty's Difficult & Dangerous Approaches. Any aircraft needing it, was changed to ones that are default in FSX. Changes also include a few other things to the author's preferences, like the outside view to locked spot. All flights start on pause, with the aircraft starting position almost exactly where the original flights began. Update by Bob Chicilo.

This is an update for FSX of Volume 2 of Doherty's Difficult & Dangerous Approaches. Any aircraft needing it, I changed to ones that are default in FSX. I also changed a few other things to my preferences. Like the outside view to locked spot. All flights start on pause, as that is how I changed things and left the aircraft starting position almost exactly where the original flights began. I don't have permission for this update either; because I could not contact Mr. Doherty.

I have included his original File_id file. I would not try to contact him unless you have a more up to date address for him than I do; because when my e-mail was returned it contained an attechment that I think contained a virus. It is not normal for a returned message to have an attachment unless the message you sent had an attachment.

The pictures in the Bhojpur Pics folder are there to show you why the airport had a star for difficulty in FS9. In FSX, Bhojpur is probably close to how it looks in the real world.

Unzip to a folder of your choice. Copy everything inside the Vol. 2 DDDA folder to: C:\Documents and Settings\Adminstrator(or your name)\My documents\Flight Simulator X Files.

Open the simulator to the free flight page, and click the load button. The flights should be visible in the window to choose. I am pressently using XP Professional 64 bit. Your path may be a bit different if you have Vista or Windows 7.

What I like about flights over missions is that you can change the aircraft to anything you have that you want to try the flight with.

Bob Chicilo.

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