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Toulouse Blagniac LFBO, home airport of Airbus Industries in Europe, from where they takeoff for first time. And it’s also an historic place for Sud Aviation Caravelle, Concorde and the first Airbus A320 productions. Since 2005, the FS2004 scenery of Sim-Wings (Manfred Spatz) hasn’t received update so Aerosoft will be welcome with Toulouse X for FSX, and maybe FS2004. X-Plane 10 and Prepar3D versions are not excluded.
Two “New incomings” got revealed this week on Carenado‘s Facebook page : the Beech KingAir 200 and the Socata TBM 850. Simmers are already excited about these announcements, join them here.
The videos cover two departures; London Gatwick SID-08R and Madrid SID-15L, plus six arrival procedures; Reykjavik LOC-DME-13, Cambridge ILS-23, Philadelphia ILS-09L, Madrid ILS-18L (with an engine failure), Jerusalem ILS-30 and Honolulu ILS-08L. Navigraph’s nDAC software requires credits to be purchased in order to access its content. These can be purchased at simMarket and can be used for any Navigraph product including NavData and charts as well as nDAC.
To allow the platform to work with GoFlight products, a new version 2.20 of their GF-Config software has been released, which users can download from their support pages, here. Don’t forget that GoFlight hardware is available here at simMarket.
Once installed the landscape pattern in Europe will show more diversity in Hard Winter. You can download it for free: fsc4x-tp-patch03.exe
The highlight, as pictured above, will be the release of Montevideo’s Carrasco airport (ICAO: SUMU), several images of which can be seen on the updates forum thread. There are also updates for existing products, information about which can be found below the SUMU images.
Modelled after the Collins RMI-30, FI’s GSA-RMI features switchable nav sources on a two-needle RMI gauge, while the GSA-RMI-DME, as the name might suggest, adds two displays to the basic gauge for Distance Measuring Equipment output, where appropriate. The GSA55 Central Interface Module is required to control either unit.
Inkeeping with their usual practice, we have another four sets from them to report today, all of which require more than default stock, so check you have all the required add-ons before purchasing. The latest collection comprises Fort Kent – 1980s, The 1970s on the Koeblitzer Mountain, Long live the King! and finally Class 70 on Tour. Each set comprises multiple activities of differing difficulty, details of which can be found by clicking on the package title, above.
The default mesh away from the areas considered important by Microsoft is definitely somewhat lacking, so LivingFS have brought distinct improvements to the island using 30m ASTER data. The developers have provided a number of before and after screenshots, in addition to the one we have included to the left of this article, so ts definitely worth taking a look at the product page and purchasing a copy if you fly in the area.
If you want to experience the power of an aircraft that is basically a man sitting on top of and control surfaces attached to two large, afterburning, engines, click here for the download version or here for the boxed version.
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