Let’s fly to Malaga
Today we will do a classic VA flight for Scandinavian Virtual Airlines from Stockholm/Arlanda to Malaga. One of my favourite aircraft have always been the McDonnell-Douglas MD-80 series.
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Some Scandinavian airliner flying
Cruising at 41,000 ft on a short hop from Stockholm to Copenhagen and back with the PMDG Boeing 737-600. The image shows the view through the HUD – or Head-Up-Display – which some 737’s are equipped with. The HUD presents … Continue reading
Another day in the virtual office
Crossing southern Alaska with the C-46 and enjoying the scenery.
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Commando in Alaska
Joined a tour of Alaska with Buffalo Airways Virtual. All legs are flown the Curtiss C-46 Commando C-FAVO. Tonight I did not see much of Alaska due to low clouds most of the time, but we made it from Juneau, … Continue reading
The new Lightning
Revolutionary in its’ day, the Lockheed P-38 Lightning. Still impressive both in real life and in FSX in the new version made by Milviz. Wish you could hear the engine sound too!
Inbound ELTOK
Inbound Stockholm/Arlanda via intersection ELTOK with is a GPS location north east of Västerås and one of the standard arrival points into Arlanda. Lake Mälaren straight ahead. Eskilstuna can be seen – well, as much as you can see on … Continue reading
Crossing the Atlantic
Descending over a cloudy England with the wonderful, but a bit aged now, Level-D Boeing 767-300. Departed Newark, NJ late afternoon local time and climbed into the dusk and approaching night, to arrive over the British Isles early morning the … Continue reading
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Tagged British Isles, Departed Newark, Destination London Stansted, NJ
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Arriving in Texas
Doing a wide turn over the harbor in Galveston, Texas before landing after a three hour flight from Tampico in Mexico.
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Leaving Jamaica by turbine DC-3
Merry Christmas!
On final approach for Hemavan in Sweden in the late afternoon. I was wondering what the weather would be like. The reports indicated low clouds with substantial tail wind on the ILS approach, so I had mentally prepared for starting … Continue reading
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