Posted in: Add-on or Expansion Pack, FSX

Navigation Equipment Panel Pack from Friendly Panels

vybhav, Wednesday, 5 October 2011 @ 8:54

Friendly Panels, presents five new panels and Virtual Cockpits for the following default FSX aircraft:

Beechcraft Baron58 (two panels)
Cessna 172SP
Cessna Caravan 208B
Mooney Bravo

All these aircraft are often upgraded in real life to Electronic Flight Displays using ASPEN EFD 1000/500 equipment. FriendlyPanels has adapted very well this instrumentation to the aircraft mentioned above.

For more information on this release and get your own copy visit Product Page here.

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