Classic British Flight Sim

Name : Joe Cusick
Age : 41
Occupation : Sofware Engineer
Location : Fremont, California, USA
Hobbies : Flight simming, Boating, Geocaching.

This is probably not possible but ideally the when you run the installer you could select which liveries and it would only install those selected.

Could someone drown or suffocate in all that foam?

I saw this on the FlyNet forum and I had to share it. Test of a Fire Fighting Foam system at Ellsworth AFB. This was only supposed to last a few seconds, but the system would not shut-off. http://www.strategypage.com/gallery/images/foam_test_1.jpg http://www.strategypage.com/gallery/images/foam_test...

Curious as to why it would be problematic - its part of the sterile cockpit check - or should be Ding the trolley dollies out of their seats landing lights out increase climb to best rate/250kias check pressurization start chatting and reading the Financial times :wink: Leif I was conserned about h...

Use of Landing lights Landing lights should be ON below 10,000ft whilst airborne Landing lights should be OFF above 10,000 ft whilst airborne 5% pilot ranking penalty Getting those lights turned off exactly at 10,000 feet sounds problematic, how close to 10,000 do you have to be when you switch not...

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and can I nominate "British Classic"

Please nothing with "United" in it, I lost too much money on my "United Airlines" stock.

How about BCOA (British Classic Overseas Airways). Not sure on that one. A lot of my flights (and poss other peoples) will be internal sectors in the UK with the 748 and I don't feel the name suits that nature of flying. Just my opinion :redface: Well the reasons I suggested it are: 1) Its just rea...

Having not tried being in a VA I might give it a go.

Charlie Bravo wrote:I'm itching to get going so the burning question is when do we start and what are we gonna be called? I still like Classic Line UK.

How about BCOA (British Classic Overseas Airways).

alhough you can only see them side ways on the four gauges look like the clocks based on instruments you can buy from transair shops Glen Blimey, its even more lame than I first thought. The gauges are not even clocks, they are coasters. The lack of cables should have been a give away. What a joke....