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Back in the VC10

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Finally got the VC10 sorted and isn't she lovely... we really need one in FS20 / 24...
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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 - A Century of Flight 16_02_2025 23_52_57.png (1.52 MiB) Viewed 39929 times
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Not bad at all. Ditto about having one in FS24.

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Looking good! But I was always going to say that of course....

I have just added some interesting documents to my site: https://www.vc10.net/Photos/memorabelia ... Flightplan
You can recreate the final ferry of A4O-AB using these and fly from Muscat to London Heathrow as it did in 1987. Enjoy!
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Thanks, for posting that flight plan Jelle. It was great to see the old familiar names UB29, LSD and UR1S from the days before everything was renamed and renumbered!

In 1987, I was a Sector Controller at London Control and often used to work that sector (the Cklacton Sector) so who kows, it could have beemn me but, to be honest, I don't remember it.

The VC10 was always one of my favourite aircraft but they did cause some problems when streaming traffic into LAM. If I recall correctly they always descended at 290KIAS whilst the Tridents and 111s etc all flew b@lls out on the initial descent at anything between 310 and 330KIAS and disn't like being dragged back to 290KIAS if there was a VC10 in the lead. Ah, happy days.

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That is interesting, thanks for sharing that Pete! I would have to check the performance manual and see if there were other options for the descent. I guess they had more freedom in speed selection in those days.
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I used the JustFlight VC-10 which worked in FSX and P3Dv4, it was decent but never ported it to the newer sims.
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