upgrade to new plane
hello everybody, i havent been on this forum for months now! gosh... ive been rily busy including advancing to state science fair. if it werent for my trusty FS2004 i wouldnt have made as far as i did. any way to the topic. ive been flying a cessna 150 aerobat which ive been fly all around my home state of california. at the state science fair, a licensed private pilot told me if i wanted a career in aviation as a pilot...wich i do...i should move onto a bigger plane on the simulator. so im taking suggestions on what i should upgrade to. all suggestions are apprecieated!
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Try a smaller civil craft at first.....like the BAe J31 perhaps
Heres a really good one from avsim.
Filename = djc_ai_js41.zip
😉
I'd try a small business jet next like a Citation, Learjet or Dassault Falcon:
Citation (its payware):
https://forum.flyawaysimulation.com/forum/topic/15209/eaglesoft-cessna-citation-x/
Dassault Falcon ( its freeware):
http://library.avsim.net/sendfile.php?Location=AVSIM&Proto=ftp&DLID=35440
Filename over at www.avsim.com : fc7x-moz.zip
Both are of very high quality and are easy to fly for beginners 😉
im looking more for a turboprop maybe like a Beech 1900D... even better if the airline is based, flie within or flies to california. i might try a EMB120...
earthqu8kes wrote:
im looking more for a turboprop maybe like a Beech 1900D... even better if the airline is based, flie within or flies to california. i might try a EMB120...
Rather than go straight to a turbine engine aircraft I would suggest something like the default Mooney Bravo or the Dreamfleet Bonanza A36. Both introduce some of the attributes of complex aircraft like landing gear, constant speed propellers, cowl flaps, air brakes for the Mooney, and engine power management using EGT and manifold pressure. Both are much faster and also have nice IFR cabable nav suites. In the case of the A36 it has an extremely capable instrument set. Read the manuals and fly these planes like they are supposed to be flown. When controlling all the components of the single engine complex aircraft is second nature, move on to the Baron 58 and start learning about twin engine flying. Then I would move into turbine aircraft with maybe the King Air. If you do become a commercial pilot this is likely how your actual training will progress.
Dreamfleet is payware right?
pilatus pc12 perhaps? afg to a freeware one and flight1 do a very good payware
they're easy to fly, fast, swiss..
earthqu8kes wrote:
Dreamfleet is payware right?
Yes, it was like $26.95 and I think worth it. Take a look:
http://www.dreamfleet2000.com/Previews/A36/preview_home.html
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