Classic British Flight Sim

Working on making the Sea Fury native, took me a while to figure out the animations...

Yes, it took me over an hour to get my idewinder working. i am still figuring out how to get a top-down view and being able to slew with thr joystick. Hi George, you need to be in developer mode and have the developer camera switched on. Once you have that done you need to create a project, and in ...

The most useful thing I've discovered so far is that if you enable Developer mode (in the General Options) you can change the aircraft and position at an airport without having to go back to the Flight Planner. You'll get a small toolbar at the top and under Windows there are options for Aircraft Se...

You can see it on the A320 in this video, having said that I'm not sure if it's controlled by calling for the jetway rather than being a specific command.
https://youtu.be/zmmi4yG-YlE

Basically, functions that aren't necessary for flying aren't yet enabled. That includes opening doors on the default models. :-O :| I think they meant in flight, there are plenty of videos on YouTube with doors open on the ground. One of the developers was talking about opening the canopy in flight...

I believe so, they're essentially flying under military contractor regulations as it allows them to operate in the low flying system etc. and I'm not sure if the type is cleared to fly on the civvy register other than under permit to fly regulations which wouldn't allow them to fly with more than 4 ...

Just to confirm the aircraft are operated by HeliOps for training foreign crews from their base at Portland. That's on the site of what was, over 20 years ago now, RNAS Portland but is now totally privately owned. So no UK military involvement as such.

Oddly enough I recently mentioned it in a piece for Hush Kit. https://hushkit.net/2020/06/16/top-10-c ... -aircraft/

It was the name of a dog, it's still mentioned in any history of the raids where the full context is available. If you're learning history from gravestones you're doing it wrong. What it isn't is on public display so any ethnic minority member of the services can see it and draw the conclusion their...

Thr RAF generally named its radars after colours, so Blue Silk and Geen Satin (doppler),Red Steer (tail warning), Orange Harvest (ESM Shackletons) Blue Diver ( ECM). It was inevitable that the concrete ballast in the Tornado nose was called Blue Circle. Nev Not just radars, British post-war develop...