Classic British Flight Sim

The Dornier can carry 5 pax and 500 odd lbs of freight or 7 pax. It has a range of about 700nm and a ceiling 10k plus. All at a leisurely 100kts. It would be good if we were operating Equatorial or Australasian bush services but we are not. Perhaps there is an FSA operator that does do that sort of ...

Catching up with you already yikes where did the time go . Have a good one
Jim

Thank you Joe. At Schipol now, nearly back home.
Re the reg fleet planes, as Donald Sutherland said, I don't know, I just drive 'em
Jim

Your good health sir

Good job Joe. I will do the Connie TR when I'm back, just two hops to go now Schipol then Heathrow. Though if I'm not mistaken I don't seem to see any TR's for them? I guessed they were Swedish, the timetable guys in your link, you know with a name like Bjorn and a photo from Uppsala, but they could...

PS I know I'm a bit OCD. I also know it's just a very tiny bit, now, those Swedish guys well, that's something else. Hats off to them
Jim

If you could do that Joe, yes please thank you and I will fly those routes I promise. Have wanted to fly the Connie America - Australia since I read Nigel Fraters book (Beyond the blue horizon) when he was talking about his trips home as a boy. I think that is part of the Southern Cross route? Were ...

Happy birthday. I particularly like your shiny aluminium nose
Jim

I'm so glad you have asked that question. It has puzzled me too but I thought I was too much of a noob to dare ask
Mind, while we are on the subject of me being puzzled, the Connies that don't go anywhere except London and Filton and the two broken DC-7's are a mystery to me too
Jim

Pretty bleak place I know, but 15 minutes down the road is a really good aircraft museum. I was there earlier this year, so if you end up in the area it is really worth making the effort and finding a few hours to spend to go round it. Just thought it worth mentioning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F...