Taxying out to rwy 08 at a rainy Stockholm/Arlanda bound for Luleå/Kallax.
Maddog 2006 by Leonardo is another fine addon for both FS2004 and FSX. Today I took it out for a domestic trip in Sweden.
Flying the River Visual approach for rwy 19 at KDCA. The Lincoln Memorial and the Reflecting Pool are barely visible to the left.
A few seconds later, looking to the left at the Washington Monument and the Mall with the Capitol Hill at the far end.
After landing at La Guardia a few days ago, I continued my Delta VA flying with the MAAM-Sim DC-3 in Delta Ship 41 livery. The destination of choice was Ronald Reagan Washington National Aiport (KDCA). The weather was beautiful and I selected the classic River Visual approach for runway 19.
The DC-3 on the final leg of the DC-3 Airways charter.
I finally finished the Norwegian Fjords charter landing in Narvik.
Overhead Rost (ENRS) at 1000 ft about to turn downwind for visual approach to rwy 03.
The DC-3 is one of my true favorites. DC-3 Airways has a nice charter called “Norwegian Fjords” which consists of 22 legs starting at Stavanger/Sola and ending in Framnes. I flew another four legs today.
The beatiful DC-6 level at FL190 over Southern Florida.
It is time for a DC-6 flight with Delta Virtual Airlines – Miami to New York/La Guardia. The aircraft is freeware and was made by the Danish aeromodeller and flight sim aircraft designer Jens B Kristensen.
The Cessna 441 Conquest cruising at FL080 due to turbulence above.
More FSEconomy assignment. Started 599 kg special cargo onboard. Pretty turbulent today. The day started in Gotene. Loaded the C-441 with a few assignments all northeast bound. Had to stop in Orebro for fuel and then continued onto Gagnef, Lemstanas and then Soderhamn. In Soderhamn I found some cargo going to Froya in Norway, so I loaded the Cessna and set of for Norway.
The Antonov AN-2 enroute Point McIntyre to Kogru River in northern Alaska. The aircraft was made by Vladimir Zhyhulskiy and is available for download at AVSIM.
Came across FSEconomy a short while ago and have been doing some GA and cargo flying with them. It is like a virtual community for light aircraft flying. You select an assignment on an airport of your choise and get paid afterward. Fuel, handling fees and aircraft rent is deducted. You can save the profit you hopefully made in your virtual bank account, and one day perhaps your own aircraft in the community.
Climbing out of Changi airport in Singapore on the TOMAN1F SID.
Continuing the around the world trip. The second leg is from Singapore to Tokyo. Approx. 7 hours flight time with the 767. Departed Singapore online on IVAO.
Stunning sunset at 37000 ft over India, with the help of Active Sky for FSX and xGraphics.
I have started my first around the world trip in FSX. Have got to check out the planet properly in FSX too. 😉 The first leg is a really long one. Gothenburg to Singapore which is more than 12 hours in the air. No problem for the Level-D 767 though.
Lining up on runway 21 at ESGG
The Level-D 767 is my new favorite in FSX. Today’s flight was an old favorite too, Gothenburg to Kiruna with Scandinavian Virtual Airlines Cargo. I do miss the nice third party airport sceneries from FS9 though.