Classic British Flight Sim

suttonyoung wrote: ↑

20 Jul 2018, 11:10

727 training complete. That's me all Dan-Aired out

Full 727 ratings granted

Name : Tony Holmes
Age : 45
Occupation : Software Engineer
Location : Farnborough, UK
Hobbies : Technology, software, music, simming. I tend to stick to xplane 11 for flight sims now. Can I join please? I'd like to go for the B72A (using FJS's Pro v2 and then v3 when it comes out). Thanks.

Hi Tony and welcome.

Based on your message I gave you the training rating for the 727-100 and 727-200. Since you are a X-Plane user and new to FSA you might want to look at this on the FSA forum about using there client with X-Plane.

https://forum.fsairlines.net/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=9287

Thanks for the welcome Joe.

I'll have a look at that link, should be useful.

btw, is it intentional that the airline is called Classic British Flight Services on the FSA site?

Thanks, Tony.

tbaac wrote: ↑

22 Jul 2018, 23:19

btw, is it intentional that the airline is called Classic British Flight Services on the FSA site?

Yes very much so, it ties in with the name of this forum.

Thanks Joe, hadn't noticed that before. Not sure I quite understand the difference but I'll concentrate on the other stuff for now and I'm sure it'll come to me

Name : Danilo Slaibrici
Age : 40
Occupation : School Bus Steward
Location : Lecce, Apulia , Italy
Hobbies : VR, Flying Simulation , Reading History Book, 3D Priting of Static Air model and Diorama.

Erme wrote: ↑

20 Aug 2018, 18:01

Name : Danilo Slaibrici
Age : 40
Occupation : School Bus Steward
Location : Lecce, Apulia , Italy
Hobbies : VR, Flying Simulation , Reading History Book, 3D Priting of Static Air model and Diorama.

Welcome Danilo, let us know what type of flying you want to do so we can start getting you your type ratings.

Ty blanston12. I love flying with the DC-3. Any kind of flight.

Erme wrote: ↑

21 Aug 2018, 12:14

Ty blanston12. I love flying with the DC-3. Any kind of flight.

Hi Erme, I granted you the training rating for the DC-3, our policy is when you first join you need to fly six training flights before your given the full rating. After that four flights for additional aircraft types.

And call me Joe.

Happy Flying.