Classic British Flight Sim

Not to mention the whole electrical system.

My car will happily "wade" through 70 cm of water which is over the wheels, Land Rover (I drive a Disco) tried to make it go through a metre of water, the whole system was waterproof but it floated in 80 cm.

:help: :help: Around here a lot of people will clean there windows but leave snow on the tops of their roofs - mainly SUV drivers Driving behind those people when snow comes flying off their car roofs is no fun and can be very dangerous! :(( :help: Nigel² It is illegal to do so. The law (in the UK)...

SHF callsign is normally an RAF Chinook helicopter (Special Helicopter Flight)

So I have got a couple of scenery add ons for FSX. Clearly I am totally stupid as I simply cannot activate them. Starting from the main FSX start up menu I go to settings, scenery library, add area and up comes picture number 1 Click on LSGS Sion as per picture 2, click OK brings up picture 3 Click ...

I test flew that yesterday, going by the procedure I wrote above I commenced the go around at 50 feet, and the wheels still contacted the runway! So, second version, when you want to go around simply disconnect autopilot and pitch up slightly to climb, autothrottle will advance to maintain speed. Re...

How it works in the sim is different to how it worked in reality. Turn the Prime switch to OFF. Click the MACH/IAS/Throttle engage button OFF (disconnects autothrottle) then re-engage (goes into IAS mode) and manually advance the throttles. Remember to re-engage ACQuire mode for altitude (you DID se...

RH engine mixture lever is at cut off, hard to tell what position prop levers are at but throttles do not appear to be both in same position.

He clearly did not "fly the aeroplane - all the way to the crash"

Looks well stalled at impact!

More a case that all the statistics are b0110x

Here's a another one, Glasgow this time. NLS is a great resource. https://movingimage.nls.uk/film/2317?search_term=airport&search_join_type=AND&search_fuzzy=yes Particularly liked this one. Some of it from Renfrew, some from Abbotsinch. I worked in Air Traffic Control at Abbotsinch for twen...