Recently, PMDG has been discussing their decision to drop the FS9 version for any of their up and coming products. There are some pretty big things in the pipeline, including the 737, Dash-8, and 777 which a lot of people, including me, are excited about. We discuss the points in this post.
In this post we list all the many sections that are available in Aviator90. Much of it is basic flight training, but we know you’ll find it usefull regardless.
I asked John, ‘Would it be possible to use your yet to be released Pacific North West scenery as the backgrop for Aviator90’?
I got a quick and resounding YES.
Read Time= 2 Minutes The nice thing about being a private pilot, or corporate pilot for that matter, is that the schedule is pretty flexible. That flexibility paid off yesterday. I’ve been gone away from home quite a bit lately. … Continued
Tonight Trevor shared with me the link to a film (legally shared and hosted) that really touches my heart when it comes to aviation. In fact, I believe out of any movie out there, even more so than Top Gun (yes, blasphemy, I said it) shows how much we all love aviation. It puts it into words and images I’ve yet to see anything come close to.
My experience with A&Ps (airframe and powerplant certified mechanics) is that they are very professional, almost always thorough, and do a great job. They are usually finding a lot more things wrong than a pilot would see on the surface. That’s not to say they are unethical of sticking you with a larger bill, but it is saying that they are there to do their best. Their signature and therefore their butt is on the line….BUT…You shouldn’t bet your life on that.
Complete Time= Less than 1 Minute We thought we’d put together a small survey to see what everyones interest is in charts, and some other things. This will only take a few seconds, so please fill it out. Fill out … Continued
As the autopilot took me the rest of the way, I just watch in awe as the horizon turned from black, to a deep red, then to a light orange witha purplish sky. So still, smooth and breathtaking. I couldn’t believe my eyes and took in every last ounce of the rising sun.
I thank God for moments like this. There is no other way to say it. It is moments like this that I just love being a pilot. But during these times I can’t help but reflect back on my own personal journey and realize that it’s been a road that hasn’t always been easy, but the moments like this sure make it worth it.
In this post we release some big news about the MD11, our new Mark and a new and exciting FREE product that you can take a part of. Watch and learn more inside.
Read Time= 4 Minutes This last week I did a flight from Salt Lake City, Utah to Reno, Nevada. As usual with doing a flight like this, checking out the weather and anything else going on is key to safety. … Continued
