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Flight with callsign DLH637 from Dubai International Airport #OMDB using the aircraft A350-900 No Cabin, to Munich Airport #EDDM, landed with a landingrate of -275 fpm (1.11 G) #MSFS #flightsim

Finished my current #XPlane #flightsim mission to fly my hopped up (750HP) Cessna 172SP to every airport I flew my Cherokee 235 to in real life.

Finished up at Gillespie Field (KSEE) in San Diego.

A crew was flying the 172 home, so I picked up my #Cirrus SF50 Vision jet and flew back to Eugene in prep for a new East Coast assignment into shitty WX (lucky me).

On descent, ran fuel dry. QUICKLY switched to ferry tank, re-fired the single engine, and made the field.

#avgeeks #aviation #flying

ICYMI: Aerofly FS 4 - 4.08.01.01 Changelog (2025-12-12)

#Aerofly #AeroflyFS #FlightSim #Linux #LinuxGaming #OpenXR #PCGaming #VirtualReality #VR #Vulkan

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1995890/view/668351582372364644

#MSFS #flightsim

Headed into the L.A. Basin now on my #XPlane #flightsim mission to fly to every airport I flew my Cherokee 235 to in RL.

Destination today was Whiteman Airport (KWHP) just west of Burbank (KBUR). This is the airport where I picked the 235 up when I bought it, first flight (with CFI on board) was thru L.A. airspace.

Parked in front of the hangar where I picked up the 235.

Next up, KBUR, Fallbrook and two airports in San Diego to finish this up.

#avgeeks #aviation #flying #airports #Hell-A

Flight with callsign DLH637 from Dubai International Airport #OMDB using the aircraft A350-900 No Cabin, to Munich Airport #EDDM, landed with a landingrate of -275 fpm (1.11 G) #MSFS #flightsim

Konstanz EDTZ → St. Gallen–Altenrhein LSZR

Mit dieser Etappe ist die Reise entlang von Ostsee- und Nordseeküste sowie den Rhein hinauf zu Ende.

#FlightSim #CubCrafters #Konstanz #Bodensee #Alpen #Friedrichshafen #StGallen

A small white single-engine airplane with red accents on the landing gear and wingtips is flying horizontally at a low altitude above a deep blue body of water. It hovers near the shoreline where the water meets a dense forest of green trees. The surrounding context includes a coastal landscape: the forest transitions into suburban neighborhoods with visible streets and houses, then into an urban area with clustered buildings extending toward the horizon. Multiple water bodies, including smaller inlets and a larger central lake, fill the background. Beyond the city, open land with fields and distant hills stretches under a clear blue sky. The scene captures a bright, sunny day with no clouds visible, emphasizing the airplane’s flight over the water and coastal terrain.

A small plane with a white fuselage and gray wings flies at low altitude, positioned centrally in the foreground. Its wings extend horizontally, and the tail section is visible. The aircraft is in flight over a dense urban and industrial landscape. Below, the scene features residential districts with red-tiled roofs, large industrial warehouses with brown roofs, and a prominent lake on the right. The background includes expansive green agricultural fields, dense forests, and distant hills under a clear blue sky. A runway is visible in the middle distance, indicating an airport nearby. The overall setting is a bustling city area adjacent to a large body of water, surrounded by rural farmland and natural terrain.

A small single-engine aircraft with high wings, primarily white with a red stripe along the fuselage, displays the registration "D-MJXY" on its side. The plane is flying at low altitude over a large body of calm blue water, landing gear fully extended downward. The surrounding context includes an expansive water surface, a narrow landmass along the water's edge featuring a patchwork of green and brown agricultural fields, and distant mountain ranges with visible snow caps under a clear, light blue sky. The scene depicts a smooth flight above a coastal or lake region with mountainous terrain on the horizon.

From inside the cockpit of a small fixed-wing aircraft, the windshield frame forms two diagonal black bars that frame the view. The aircraft is in flight, as evidenced by the clear blue sky overhead and the distant landscape. Outside, a large body of water—likely a lake or sea—occupies the right side, bordered by rolling green mountains with scattered urban development to the left. Distant snow-capped peaks rise on the horizon under a cloudless sky. The cockpit’s instrument panel includes visible text: "V0 87 MPH (CAS)", "Vne 81 MPH (CAS)", "MAX DEMONSTRATED CROSSWIND 11 KNOTS", and labels for navigation and communication systems like "NAV 1", "COM 1", "AUTO". A horizontal white bar with a downward-pointing arrow is centered above the windshield. The aircraft appears to be cruising at altitude, with the surrounding terrain and water visible through the clear cockpit glass.

Finished up the Central San Joaquin Valley airports I flew into in RL on this latest #XPlane #flightsim mission.

Had to stop at Woodlake Airport (O42) on the eastern edge of the valley. The little building shown was actually a very good diner on the field, and it was a frequent stop for Fresno-area GA pilots for an incredible $100 breakfast.

Catching my breath before heading into the L.A. basin for Burbank and Whiteman, then south to Fallbrook before finishing in San Diego.

#avgeeks #aviation

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 just landed on PS5 with the Boom XB-1 supersonic jet and Sim Update 4 for PC & Xbox!

Flight planning just got next-level with SimBrief integration.

Ready to break the sound barrier?

#FlightSim #BoomXB1

https://simulationdaily.com/editorials/microsoft-flight-simulator-2024-boom-xb1/

Flying in X-Plane is oneway to get to sunshine for us stratus-bound central valley people #XPlane #FlightSim

A X-Plane 12 simulated American Airlines 737-800 flies above the east bay of San Francisco. It’s clear to the left of the plane and socked in with clouds to the right (east). Clear skies above, though!

Bremgarten EDTG → Konstanz EDTZ

Vorletzte Etappe des Trips den Rhein stromaufwärts.

#FlightSim #CubCrafters #Bremgarten #Basel #Zürich #Rhein #Konstanz #Bodensee

White aircraft engine labeled NXCUB, with "NX" in red and "CUB" in gray lettering, is the primary object. The engine is part of a flying aircraft, viewed from a forward-facing perspective indicating flight. The context shows the aircraft positioned above a sprawling urban area dominated by a winding blue river cutting through the city. Below, there are dense building clusters, industrial zones, winding roads, green fields, and distant rolling hills under a clear blue sky. The scene captures a sunny day with excellent visibility, highlighting the city’s layout and natural surroundings from an elevated vantage point. The engine's placement in the foreground, positioned left, emphasizes the aerial viewpoint over the detailed terrain.

The cockpit of a plane. It is in flight, with flight instruments active and displaying navigation data. The context is a clear blue sky view outside, showing a vast landscape of patchwork agricultural fields, a dense urban area, the Airport Zurich and distant mountain ranges. On the interior panel, text reads "MAX DEMONSTRATED CROSSWIND 11 KNOTS" near the windshield. The instrument display shows labels including "BRG 090°", "DIST 4.9", "NAV 2 108.40", "COM 2 124.850", "SPRTL", and "WPT", indicating standard aviation navigation and communication parameters. The cockpit's interior features a blue display screen, multiple control knobs, and a white wing section visible through the windshield. The surrounding landscape includes varied terrain with green and brown fields, a clustered city, and snow-capped mountains under a bright, cloudless sky.

A small, single-engine, high-wing aircraft with a white fuselage, red stripe, and registration number D-MJXY. It has a white tail, gray wings, and red landing gear. The aircraft is flying at a low altitude in level flight. The scene shows a clear blue sky above a landscape with a winding river flowing through a city with dense buildings, roads, and industrial areas. Green fields and distant hills surround the urban region, with highways visible near the river. The horizon displays rolling hills under a cloudless sky.

This image presents a first-person cockpit view from a small single-engine aircraft in flight. The object is the aircraft's cockpit, featuring two black support struts framing the forward window, a white nose cone, and an instrument panel with multiple gauges and a digital display. The action involves the aircraft flying at altitude, with the viewpoint looking directly ahead over the landscape. The context includes a winding blue river cutting through green and golden farmlands, forested hills, and a small town, all under a clear blue sky with distant mountains on the horizon. Important text elements on the instrument panel include "ON", "IN USE", "ALT", "US95", "0494", "1.5", "NAV1", "108.40", and "COM2", "124.850". The scene depicts a serene aerial perspective over a detailed rural environment.

Flight with callsign DLH637 from Dubai International Airport #OMDB using the aircraft A350-900 No Cabin, to Munich Airport #EDDM, landed with a landingrate of -275 fpm (1.11 G) #MSFS #flightsim

Still banging away on the #California #airports I flew to in RL, using my #XPlane #flightsim Cessna 172SP (w/G1000).

Flew IFR into Fresno/Yosemite Int'l (KFAT, don't judge), then a 5.5NM scud run to Fresno/Chandler, down to Selma's tiny little airport, and east over to where much of this started, Reedley Municipal Airport (O32).

Flew probably 30% of my flight training out of Reedley. And in those days, there was no such thing as "Pom Wonderful Airstrip" but I bet I can guess what they grow.

ICYMI: Aerofly FS 4 - The December Update is here!

#Aerofly #AeroflyFS #FlightSim #Linux #LinuxGaming #OpenXR #PCGaming #VirtualReality #VR #Vulkan

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1995890/view/509598976349046840

EZY8075: EGKK 🇬🇧 -> LEMG 🇪🇸 in the #A32N. An adventurous flight. Found out you can open the cockpit windows in the #TolissA320, but forgot to close them. Realized at FL140, struggled to get them closed. Another test for the oxygen masks I guess. Also, random failures enabled, a hydraulic pump failed but could reach our destination safely nonetheless.
#flightsim #macgaming #XPlane12

Terminal Velocity was released 30 years ago in May 1995. A Windows version was released later in September as Fury3, which was the first game to run natively in Windows 95.

Playing this coming from X-Wing and TIE Fighter, this game was different and much simpler. But it plays a lot like Quake in a fighter plane, which was a real blast.

#1995InVideoGames #90sGames #VideoGameHistory #retrogaming #TerminalVelocity #Fury3 #SpaceSim #FlightSim

ICYMI: Aerofly FS 4 - New Hand-Made Airports (6/6)

#Aerofly #AeroflyFS #FlightSim #Linux #LinuxGaming #OpenXR #PCGaming #VirtualReality #VR #Vulkan

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1995890/view/509598976349046558

Flight with callsign DLH637 from Dubai International Airport #OMDB using the aircraft A350-900 No Cabin, to Munich Airport #EDDM, landed with a landingrate of -275 fpm (1.11 G) #MSFS #flightsim

Forchheim EDTK → Bremgarten EDTG

#FlightSim #CubCrafters #Forchheim #Rhein #Strasbourg #Freiburg

Small white single-engine airplane with a high-wing configuration and white tail is the central object. The aircraft is in level flight, propeller spinning, with faint smoke trails visible behind it. The action of flying occurs at moderate altitude, with the plane positioned slightly below a layer of scattered white clouds. The context includes a detailed landscape below: expansive agricultural fields in varying shades of green, brown, and tan form a patchwork pattern, interrupted by a winding dark-blue river and scattered clusters of urban areas with dense building structures. Major roads connect these settlements, and numerous small water bodies dot the terrain. Above, the sky features a mix of fluffy white clouds against a blue backdrop, with the horizon showing distant land and more cloud layers toward the top. The scene conveys a clear day with ample sunlight, emphasizing the contrast between the aircraft’s motion and the detailed, colorful landscape beneath it.

Aircraft cockpit view from a single-engine plane, with a black windshield framed by two dark support struts. The aircraft is in flight, navigating through a layer of white clouds under a bright blue sky with scattered, wispy clouds. Below, the terrain includes a mix of urban areas with buildings, green agricultural fields, a river, and coastal water bodies. Inside the cockpit, digital displays show flight data: altitude 7000 feet, airspeed 132 knots, and navigation information including "US87", "186", "29.3", "NAV 1", "COM 2", and "WPT". Additional control labels such as "PULL ON", "ALT AIR", and "ON" toggle switches are visible. The scene captures the aircraft at high altitude, providing a clear perspective of the sky and ground.

A white single-engine propeller airplane with red accents is flying through a layer of white, fluffy clouds. The aircraft is positioned centrally in the frame, with its landing gear visible, indicating it is in a low-altitude flight. Below, a sprawling city unfolds, featuring a prominent river system with multiple dark blue channels, industrial districts with warehouses and factories, dense residential neighborhoods, and agricultural fields stretching into the distance. The sky is bright blue with scattered cloud formations, and the terrain below includes a mix of urban development, green spaces, and rural areas. The overall scene depicts a clear day with the airplane navigating above the cityscape, highlighting the contrast between the developed urban zones and the surrounding natural and agricultural regions.

A small white single-engine airplane with a red stripe along its fuselage is flying at low altitude over a sprawling urban area. Below, the city features a dense grid of buildings with red-tiled roofs, winding roads, and scattered green spaces including parks, fields, and patches of farmland. In the distance, rolling green mountains rise under a partly cloudy sky, with valleys and rural landscapes visible beyond the urban sprawl. The scene combines urban infrastructure with natural terrain, captured from an aerial perspective that highlights the plane’s proximity to the cityscape and the surrounding mountainous region.

Finished my day of #Xplane #flightsim flying at Madera Municipal Airport. This is where I soloed, so it holds a special place in my logbook.

Interesting find on the ramp. You just don't see a Cessna T-41 Mescalero every day.

"The Cessna T-41 Mescalero is a military version of the popular Cessna 172, operated by the United States Air Force (USAF) and Army, as well as the armed forces of various other countries as a pilot-training aircraft."

#avgeeks #aviation #airplanes #flying #warbirds

#FlightSim

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