FS2004 ATR-72-500, Binter Canarias

Domestic Airline Canary Islands. Based on Jon Murchisson's ATR72-500. Models feature fully animated gear with suspension, animated flaps, rudder, ailerons, front cargo door,variable speed props, flexible wings, reflective textures and dynamic shine effects. These models also feature 'IS'Inbuilt S...

Domestic Airline Canary Islands. Based on Jon Murchisson's ATR72-500. Models feature fully animated gear with suspension, animated flaps, rudder, ailerons, front cargo door,variable speed props, flexible wings, reflective textures and dynamic shine effects. These models also feature 'IS'Inbuilt Scenery upon engine shut down. Basic panel included.

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File Contents

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
readme.txt	06.30.04	2.81 kB
ATR Binter Canarias New 2004	06.30.04	0 B
NZLATR2k.air	10.09.02	13.15 kB
Aircraft.cfg	06.30.04	8.63 kB
Leame en español.doc	06.30.04	31.00 kB
Readme.doc	06.30.04	30.00 kB
Original Docs Jon Murchisson	06.30.04	0 B
ATR725.jpg	08.23.03	23.51 kB
ATR72.pdf	08.23.03	132.21 kB
ATR722.jpg	08.23.03	21.45 kB
ATR725.gif	08.23.03	10.04 kB
FILE_ID.DIZ	08.23.03	416 B
texture.1	06.30.04	0 B
ATR72L.bmp	06.30.04	256.07 kB
ATR72L_L.bmp	06.30.04	256.07 kB
ATR72R.bmp	06.30.04	256.07 kB
ATR72R_L.bmp	06.30.04	256.07 kB
ATR_1.bmp	06.29.04	256.07 kB
ATR_1_L.bmp	07.24.03	16.07 kB
ATR_IS.bmp	07.31.03	256.07 kB
ATR_IS_L.bmp	07.24.03	64.07 kB
CREW.bmp	09.03.02	65.05 kB
PROP.bmp	10.09.02	65.05 kB
Sav230.tmp	06.28.04	0 B
moteurs.bmp	06.29.04	192.07 kB
Thumbs.db	06.28.04	21.50 kB
panel	06.30.04	0 B
1024_MAIN.bmp	02.11.02	769.05 kB
panel.cfg	03.14.02	3.89 kB
sound	06.30.04	0 B
sound.cfg	04.17.01	61 B
model.500	06.30.04	0 B
model.cfg	02.09.02	27 B
NZLATR2k.mdl	08.01.03	1.65 MB
model.200	06.30.04	0 B
model.cfg	02.09.02	27 B
NZLATR2k.mdl	08.01.03	1.27 MB
Binter New June2004_PUB.jpg	06.29.04	44.51 kB
file_id.diz	06.30.04	747 B
Binter New June2004_Handling_Morning_4.jpg	06.30.04	42.36 kB
Binter New June2004_Handling_Tarde.jpg	06.29.04	40.88 kB
Binter New June2004_Icon.jpg	06.30.04	7.30 kB
ATRbin04	06.30.04	0 B
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

Editorial

This remake of the popular domestic aircraft, the ATR-72-500, will make it nice and easy for you to get into the swing of things. The fact it comes in such a refreshing and open color, with the awesome Canary Islands livery being used, only makes flying this aircraft even more of a pleasure! It’s simple and it’s fun to get involved with and it can be a lot of fun to fly around in thanks to the charming nature of the aircraft inside and outside. Its’ a user-friendly craft that is very easy to get used to and it will ensure that you can start flying around with a bit of comfort and command when you take control of this aircraft.

It feels really enjoyable to fly around in, and takes well after the base model it uses; the ATR 72-500 created by Jon Murchisson. This manages to adjust the original parameters and adjust them slightly to make a fresh and exciting take on the aircraft, giving you a truly enjoyable simulation experience.

The aircraft manages to capture the realism perfectly with animated gears and designs that look excellent with suspensions, flaps, rudders, ailerons and cargo doors all totally accessible with ease. All of this can be adjusted and seen coming to life as you press the button, adding another bit of much needed vitality and life to the aircraft.

The model also comes with reflective textures, a dynamic shine effect and flexible wings that make the look and feel of the whole aircraft look so much better. These various changes and additions help to bring the whole thing together perfectly, creating a very interesting aircraft that is nice and fun to fly around in whilst giving you plenty of control over how it flies and how it typically operates.

Basic panels are included to give you some extra look and control over the cockpit, but the general quality of the cockpit has been updated and improved to make flying this aircraft as easy as it can be. Everything is clearly labelled and managed so that you can be in total command of the cockpit throughout the entire flight.

The ATR-72-500 is part of a long running range of aircraft created by a French and Italian conjunction. It’s a very powerful, stretched equivalent of the ATR 42 and is capable of holding up to 74 passengers in a single-class. Operated by a two man crew this is a simple yet extremely effective aircraft that manages to capture the feeling and the overall class of the kind of aircraft that it hails from in the most detailed and effective manner possible.

The ATR 72 has long been quite respected by fans of the series thanks to its longevity, having been running since the late 1980s until today. It’s been delivered worldwide with at least 750 of the model being sold, and increasing all the time. Despite its relative old age, it’s still selling extremely well and providing extremely consistent performances!

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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