KJAC Approach - Delta NGX

[bonchie 2,305]

Snapped a few shots coming into KJAC today. Really great scenery on the approach.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[jime59 58]

Excellent set. The last pic looks photo-like.

Nice work.

 

 

jime

[snowingairlines 20]

I like the shot of Jackson Lake, with the Grand Teton behind it.

[leghorn 76]

right.. take some photos and put the fsx menu above each one.. Great quality man! How i wish the autogen was that size everywhere in the fs world..

[daveygurm10 60]

Great screens!

[Rob Haynes 4]

Great shots!

 

Quick question, what AI are you using?  Or is that part of the scenery?  That Delta in the last picture looks funny to me.

[Phantom88 3,282]

Wonderful Shots,Cheers!!

[bonchie 2,305]

That 757 is static and part of the scenery. The regional jet in the background is UT2.

[Tabs 2,790]

Done this approach many times in real life as a pax - the Tetons are one of my family's favorite vacation areas. Truly awesome scenery. (and in FSX too - Jarrad Marshall did an amazing job with it!)

Photo I took last summer off the Jackson Lake Lodge balcony:

[Hirdy2013 104]

Done this approach many times in real life as a pax - the Tetons are one of my family's favorite vacation areas. Truly awesome scenery. (and in FSX too - Jarrad Marshall did an amazing job with it!)

 

Photo I took last summer off the Jackson Lake Lodge balcony:

 

Ryan,

 

This was my first scenery/airport I purchased from ORBX and is still my favourite.

 

I've always wanted to get over there for a holiday.  Looks amazing.

 

Jas

[snowingairlines 20]

 

 

I've always wanted to get over there for a holiday.  Looks amazing.

You are one of many who want to visit. The national parks are amazing. They are so amazing, the 4 million people pass through the town each year. The local population is only 20,000 though.

[Hirdy2013 104]

You are one of many who want to visit. The national parks are amazing. They are so amazing, the 4 million people pass through the town each year. The local population is only 20,000 though.

Will be travelling from Australia. I guess it's into LAS or LAX then off to KJAC?

 

Is there a time of year that's best to visit? Happy with winter so I can get away from the Brisbane heat over here during our summer.

[snowingairlines 20]

 

 

Is there a time of year that's best to visit? Happy with winter so I can get away from the Brisbane heat over here during our summer.

Winter is a lot of fun as long as you like skiing, or snowboarding. The park is normally fairly empty during the winter, but you cannot drive through yellowstone, you have to go by snow coach in Yellowstone. Grand Teton national park is almost entirely open.

[Tabs 2,790]

Hirdy2013, on 24 Jun 2013 - 6:45 PM, said:

 

Will be travelling from Australia. I guess it's into LAS or LAX then off to KJAC?

 

Is there a time of year that's best to visit? Happy with winter so I can get away from the Brisbane heat over here during our summer.

KSLC, KDEN, KORD, KDFW, and KATL (Delta, United and American - 757s and A32xs last I checked) I believe are the only origin airports for jet service into KJAC. I've been there in every season - if you ski or snowboard definitely go in the winter, there's two awesome resorts in the Tetons - Jackson Hole on the front side, and Grand Targhee on the backside of the mountains. If not I'd say go in the summer - the photo I took above was taken in the second week of June. It was actually pretty cold though, it was snowing up in the higher elevations still - we saw snow falling driving between Grand Teton and Yellowstone.

[Hirdy2013 104]

KSLC, KDEN, KORD, KDFW, and KATL (Delta, United and American - 757s and A32xs last I checked) I believe are the only origin airports for jet service into KJAC. I've been there in every season - if you ski or snowboard definitely go in the winter, there's two awesome resorts in the Tetons - Jackson Hole on the front side, and Grand Targhee on the backside of the mountains. If not I'd say go in the summer - the photo I took above was taken in the second week of June. It was actually pretty cold though, it was snowing up in the higher elevations still - we saw snow falling driving between Grand Teton and Yellowstone.

Thanks for that Ryan. Good info there mate.

 

Appreciate your help.

 

Jas