httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CNjC3Lz32U&feature=player_embedded The team at A2A Simulations have been pretty quiet since the release of their Supermarine Spitfire project, but teasers and torture aplenty for their
OryxSim is very pleased to announce the release of its first commercial scenery, Arabian Airports X: Muscat. Muscat International Airport is the gateway to Oman
I’ll be honest, I’m not even entirely sure how to say that one, so if anyone would care to enlighten me via the comments below,
It’s been a while coming, for anyone waiting, but Bill Rambow from MAAM-SIM has been in touch to announce Version 7 of their recreation of
Günter Steiner (who you may know as Guenseli from simFlight forums) has been in touch to announce the release of LINDA – Lua Integrated Non-complicated
Blue Sky Scenery would like to announce that they are soon to be expanding their range of freeware photosceneries for Microsoft Flight Simulator X and
When I say “Dangerous approach”, what airport do you think of? I personally think of Kai Tak, in Hong Kong. That must be one of the most well known approaches in the world. It’s not hard to understand why, either. A fully loaded Boeing 747, turning at a slow speed, flying very low over the city, to align itself with the runway at the last moment is for many an unforgettable sight. Search it on YouTube if you don’t know what I’m talking about. However, in all this, there is a sad thing: Kai Tak was closed several years ago, replaced by the new Hong Kong intl. airport. So did we lose one of most fun approaches? Probably, yes, but that doesn’t mean there is a replacement. As a matter of fact, there is an airport with an approach that is very similar to Kai Tak’s approach, but for that we have to go to the other side of the world. Namely, to Tegucigalpa, a city in Honduras. The airport of that town, being ToncontÃn intl. airport (MHTG), is one of those airports that must be a thrill flying into. You approach the runway at an angle, and at the last moment you have to turn to align with the runway, much like at Kai Tak. What Kai Tak doesn’t have, however, is a hill, right at the start of the runway, forcing you to fly extremely low, brushing your extended landing gear against bushes and small trees. It is this airport and this approach that LatinVFR recreated in the scenery that I will review here.
DBS Studio would like to announce that they have released Service Release Update 1.5 for their “Follow Me” add-on to Microsoft Flight Simulator X. The
The 767 lovers must be in love with McPhat works as they have another bunch of photoreal and HD payware liveries for Level-D 767-300. In
Farming Simulator 2011 can be enhanced and expanded with new equipments, bringing real models of Krone et Pottinger with new capabilities to develop your farm.
