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by 360shed
08 Sep 2006, 08:38
Forum: Payware Heads Up!!
Topic: SF340 Anyone?
Replies: 12
Views: 4470

I've had the Saab about 48 hours and it's definitely staying on my hard drive. You need to spend time with the manual as the systems are quite different. I had a few avionics querks until I set up a specific start situation (break the habit of a lifetime and don't load a default FS aircraft first) a...
by 360shed
04 Jul 2006, 21:00
Forum: CBFS Forum
Topic: Flight Manuals
Replies: 10
Views: 3099

Sven, I've personally not had any problems with eflight, quick delivery and no issues with (3) different Acrobat versions. They changed the security software about a year ago and now installation is a pain in the neck. However the security is a waste of time, very easy to get round after installatio...
by 360shed
04 Jul 2006, 12:15
Forum: CBFS Forum
Topic: Flight Manuals
Replies: 10
Views: 3099

Nigel, I have the 146 manuals, they're US Air Pilot Operating Handbooks. From memory I believe normal and emergency checklists are included. I actually ordered the other 2 yesterday, so in a week or so I can tell you what they're like :smile: The quality of his manuals varies, some are great, some n...
by 360shed
14 Jun 2006, 09:03
Forum: CBFS Forum
Topic: Can I pick your collective brains please?
Replies: 12
Views: 3658

BIA had a couple of MD80s, and on the freighter side Hunting operated 727s which transferred over to the Irish reg and then to Air Contractors following ownership change. EI-HCI was the last aircraft, ferried out of DUB on 7th May 2004 down to South Africa. There have also been quite a few exec 727s...
by 360shed
13 May 2006, 10:14
Forum: CBFS Forum
Topic: Flight Times.
Replies: 23
Views: 7610

Pete,

I don't disagree with you at all :thumbsup: It proves that with these systems a trawl through the charts after the magic go button has been pushed is not a bad thing!

Jon
by 360shed
12 May 2006, 21:05
Forum: CBFS Forum
Topic: Flight Times.
Replies: 23
Views: 7610

Pete, HeHe, most of our flying is in the middle of the night ! Much of the turboprop night flying in the UK is non-airway so in practice you'd tend to get more direct routes anyway. STN straight up the east coast with Mil Radar was always a good way up to NCL rather than airway. I use Jeppesen Flite...
by 360shed
12 May 2006, 16:22
Forum: Aircraft and Routes
Topic: Aircraft and routes
Replies: 62
Views: 19139

Here's a selection of Emerald 748 sectors before they ceased flying. Flight Number - Sched Departure Time (UTC so add 1 hour for local) - From - To - Flight Level Jon JEM02M 22:50 EGGD EGNT FL140 JEM04M 22:05 EGNT EGGD FL110 JEM1974 05:00 LFML LFMN FL080 JEM1975 19:45 LIME LFML FL150 JEM1976 18:05 L...
by 360shed
12 May 2006, 09:04
Forum: CBFS Forum
Topic: Flight Times.
Replies: 23
Views: 7610

Nigel, I just ran a few plans STN-EMA to see how they came out. Flight time on an F27 still-air on a "semi-airway" route via BUZAD and HON was 35 min, 32 min for an ATR42 and 25 min for a 737-300. What tends to happen in reality is that ATC will give direct routings which throw the planned...
by 360shed
01 May 2006, 10:14
Forum: CBFS Forum
Topic: HS748 Target Cruising Speed
Replies: 14
Views: 6437

Pete, Yes leaving load behind to make an ontime departure was quite a common occurrance, it was a customer requirement in a couple of cases. Virtually all the long-term freight contracts have quite heavy penalty clauses built into them if performance targets - on time departure - isn't met (98% on t...