Where do you like to fly to?
My three favorite places to fly into on fs are Princess Juliana, Innsbruck Austria, and Jackson Wyoming.
Princess Juliana is just awesome landing a heavy.
Innsbruck is nerve racking especially on an ILS approach. So it with 1/4 mile visibility for real fun.
Jackson WY is just down right fun. Flown in here many times in real life, and it is incredible. You intercept the glide slope at 11500 ft, (I think).
I like flying into Gloucestershire (my local), and just doing curcuits, practising my take-offs and landings.
I also like island hopping and flying around Western Europe 😉
😀 😀 😀
one of my favourite flights is geneva to pisa, over the alps. great flight 🙂
KMLE to KLNK
Millard Airport to Lincoln Airport
Nebraska
pilotwannabe wrote:
I like flying into Gloucestershire (my local), and just doing curcuits, practising my take-offs and landings.
I also like island hopping and flying around Western Europe 😉
😀 😀 😀
my local also 😛
my current base is in rijeka in croatia, but normally i 'reside' in zell am see or langwachen
I like flying in:
Netherland Antilles
Las Vegas
Idaho
Western Europe (UK, France, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, etc.) South American and SOUTH US.
I love flying round robins at all my local airports in and around Santa Barbara and LA and the San Fernando Valley. Also Lukla in Nepal is one of my favorites. Beautiful mountains and scenery. The only plane I've managed to land at Lukla is the FSD Pilatus Porter. If you've been to Lukla you know what I mean.
canary islands 🙂
hinch wrote:
my local also 😛
That's intersting hinch 😉 , where abouts are you from...Gloucester???
freedspeak wrote:
I love flying round robins at all my local airports in and around Santa Barbara and LA and the San Fernando Valley. Also Lukla in Nepal is one of my favorites. Beautiful mountains and scenery. The only plane I've managed to land at Lukla is the FSD Pilatus Porter. If you've been to Lukla you know what I mean.
Lukla is awesome, the fs version does not do it justice though. It is relatively easy in fs. Cessna Grand Caravan will get in there easy in fs, not sure about real life though. I wish fs had runways that were not level like real life, Lukla is a perfect example. I have been there, and it is quite an experience to land and take off there.
For the lukla fans:
i enjoy trying to land heavies around the western isles of scotland, it can be quite challenging, especially using real world weather!
I like flying heavies into Princess Juliana as well, but my favorite airport to fly into is:
Anonymous wrote:
freedspeak wrote:
I love flying round robins at all my local airports in and around Santa Barbara and LA and the San Fernando Valley. Also Lukla in Nepal is one of my favorites. Beautiful mountains and scenery. The only plane I've managed to land at Lukla is the FSD Pilatus Porter. If you've been to Lukla you know what I mean.
Lukla is awesome, the fs version does not do it justice though. It is relatively easy in fs. Cessna Grand Caravan will get in there easy in fs, not sure about real life though. I wish fs had runways that were not level like real life, Lukla is a perfect example. I have been there, and it is quite an experience to land and take off there.
check out the payware lukla addon here http://secure.simmarket.com/product_info.php?products_id=1876 i have it and its awesome, take a look at the pics at the bottom of the page 🙂
island hopping through the Canary Islands.
pilotwannabe wrote:
hinch wrote:
my local also 😛
That's intersting hinch 😉 , where abouts are you from...Gloucester???
i live between the 3 cities - right on the border in a small village near malvern
hinch wrote:
i live between the 3 cities - right on the border in a small village near malvern
Nice one.....I've walked up those 'mountains' 😂
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