Level-d 767

I think the level D 767 is a safe bet. Sure it's tough at first but once mastered delivers the ultimate in realism and is the best payware package ive ever come across. 😉

You've just gotta be prepared to read the manual and then read it again 😉

I havn't ever "played" on PMDG's 747 but from what ive seen of its similar in realism to Level D and requires the same sort of perseverence 😉

Im sure you could get some freeware that is simmilar and could give you some practice

davidmac1 wrote:

Im sure you could get some freeware that is simmilar and could give you some practice

Afraid not....there is no freeware with the detail offered in Level D. POSKY do some good models of course but you don't pay £40 for nothing 😉

o.k. i'll take your word for it, because i don't buy addons that much, with fs10 on the horizon

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Try the iFly 747 - it is an extremely realistic 747 with an FMC and realistic flight dynamics. It will help you decide whether you like the modern concept of airliners or not.

Go to www.avsim.com and type in iFly 747 😉

The Level D is a dam fine model(as is the PMDG)The thing that makes it though is the FMC (flight managment computor)
This can be quite hard to master as one mistake and it will not work,pilotwannabe hits the nail on the head by saying that you have to read the manual and then read it again(he forgot to say read it a few more times 🙄 )tip: print it so you can read it as you go
Once you have read the book(pdf)a few times it will become very easy and you may never fly anything else again
You will never forget the 1st time you get it all right.climb,cruise and approach,and even auto land

Warning once you have tried the extra realisum of the Level D you may want more and start thinking PMDG or Pilot in Command(£££$$$)

😉

Thanks for all the replys. I think I will buy it summer vactions fast approaching so I will have LOTS of time to read the manual.

Thanks again SR