Over the past several weeks we’ve been releasing quite a few 737 FlightWork Flights. FlightWork is our way of training pilots to fly the aircraft by taking them on real routes, and showing them everything from startup, to shutdown.
Wow! The Battle of the Liveries has been quite a big journey. And the reaction has been great! I think we speak for the community as a whole when we say just how impressive these entries are.
We have been really shocked by some of the amazing entries we’ve received. And, it’s now time to vote for your favorites!
Each day we strive to be better. We try to remember to take out the trash on time, pay that bill on time, eat fewer calories, be more kind, take more time with family, or even as simple as spending a full two minutes brushing our teeth rather than rushing through it.
The results are in! After about a week of collecting results for the 777 FlightWork Flights, we’ve tallied the votes and we have your results. Drum roll please!
In less than a month from now will be Flight SimCon, or Simulation Convention, held in Hartford, Connecticut. These guys are a new gig in town, but they’re showing a great drive to bring pilots and virtual pilots together to better educate and entertain.
To say we’re excited about our 777 Training is an understatement. We’re ecstatic and pumped! Each day we make more and more progress to getting this training completed. And, it’s our best training yet- by far.
Do you ever find yourself scouring through Youtube, watching flying videos or videos of flight simulation aircraft and scenery? If you have recently, you’ve most likely heard of or at least seen material from JerdooFlightX.
Today is was announced from Navigraph that nearly all of their services have been improved to one extent or another. This can only be good news for simulator pilots who rely on the services from Navigraph to provide them with up to date information to safely navigate the virtual skies.
