Hi, it's been a while since I've posted here, so here's another batch. This time a nice flight from Manchester to Nice:Departure: Manchester, EGCC (UK 2000 Xtreme)Arrival : Nice, Côte d‘Azur, LFMN (Aerosoft)Aircraft: Douglas DC9-15, British Midland (Sky Simulations, FDE by HJG, repaint by me)GEPro II, ASE, AESFS Flight Keeper, Pro Flight Emulator, FS Commander 9FS9.75 ENBSeries BloomRaining in Manchester? How can that be? :(A wave to the AES guyTaxiingClose to the active rwyGear up and into the soup. HON 1Y departureIn Cruise at 35000'Final approach to rwy 4LToo busy to take shots on landing, so here's a few moments laterGate 14CA nice day in Nice...Regards,Jure

Hi Jure,Nice work - sir...:)Gotta love FS9 and those T-tails... I spend a lot of time flying the wings off my Coolsky MD-80...Regards,Scott

Very nice shots and a very fine paint.Thanks for the additional information , its always nice knowing what I am looking at.I really think all posters should add this information about sim / airplane / paint(-er) and scenery when showing screens.CheersLeen de Jager

Wow! DC-9! Always had a soft spot in my heart for one of these birds! Not just due to the fact that it was the first aircraft I flew on, but due to it's amazing look and glorious sound of JT8Ds :-)Great shots Jure! :-)

Man, those look fantastic. I finally may have to pickup that Skysim DC9. How did the merge go, did you use both HJG's aircraft.cfg and *.air files?

What a super set Jure! :( How refreshing to see a DC-9..... really enjoyed it thankyou. :(

Thank you, guys! :smile:Peter: yes, I use HJG airfile taken from the appropriate package (depends on the egines), then copy the appropriate sections of their aircraft.cfg over to SkySimulations' aircraft.cfg. Works perfectly... I am using speeds & fuel planning tables from the JetCity DC9 series. The only little thing I noticed is the amount of power needed to get the bird moving on the ground. I like this setup a lot... :smile:For navigation I installed two CIVA INS units. Regards,Jure

Sweet!! Another one of my favourite aircrafts. It´s payware, or?Btw. as Leen said, very nice that you write what you´ve used. Should this be mandatory?

Awsooome shots!!..They are just great :)Stian

Neat retro series. :(

Well done Jure. Great to see the cockpit grab on short final there....

Beautifully done Sir!

Thanks again :smile:Steffen: payware, yes. Sky Simulations product.Regards,Jure