Flying in Russia

[EngineRoom 205]

I'd very much like to try my hand at flying some of the Russian aircraft available for FS. I'd also like to get some appropriate airports to fly to/from. I'm aware of the list of sceneries at http://walhalla.mine.nu/fs2004.php but many of the Russian airports link to Avsim.ru and the file descriptions are in Russian so I don't know which are the best ones to get. Can anyone recommend some good sceneries for major/interesting Russian airports (and neighbouring countries)?Thanks.

[Guest belga1]

Hi,Tolmachevo 2008 - NovosibirskAirport BRATSK (UIBB) Airport Berezovo scenery Khomutovo - UHSS (Beta version) Salekhard Airport-USDDI like those (all at Avsim.ru)Cheers.

[out 769]

The best three freeware Russian sceneries are:- Novosibirsk Tomalchevo 2008- Yekaterinburg Koltsovo- SochiBut there are many more, most at avsim.ru (search for St Petersburg Pulkovo, Vladivostok, Tomsk, etc)The first two are here at the Avsim library.Do a search for:- usss.zip- af2_usss.zip- usss_update.zip- unnt-2008.zipYou can find Sochi at: http://virtualvss.com/index.php?option=com...unc=select&id=1I can also recommend Nizhnevartovsk from:http://www.fs-proteam.com/products.html?op...pw_patt=catalogAs for payware, I definitely recommend Moscow Domodedovo v2 by Dancer Design:http://www.igfly.com/If you use AES, Sochi and Domodedovo are supported.Novosibirsk too, but at the moment only the first version (UNNT 2005, not 2008).Russian sceneries are often freeware but of a payware quality. The same may be said about their aircraft, e.g. Project Tupolev Tu-154B and Tu-154M.Any more quastions? Don't hesitate to ask ;)Best regards,Rafal

[EngineRoom 205]

Thanks very much I'll check all of them out :)

[CV990A 0]

Dancer's UUDD Domodedovo, although payware, is recommended as well.make sure you have the RSBN Scenery data as well (either CIS or USSR)RSBNhttp://www.protu-154.com/files/rsbnforfs9.zipsome know how, must have files, from forum member Ap0pHiS:http://rossiya.123.fr/e-mainanyway have fun, always nice to see someone else interested in Russian aviation.Sander

[EngineRoom 205]

Great stuff! Thanks :)