It was always my 'tradition' when making a clean break from my current sim to the new, to do one last 'commemorative' flight in the old sim. It would usually be my most often flown route in an old fav aircraft. I'd go getting all fuzzy and emotional and remembered all the different 'experiences' I'd had over the years.

 

This time, my final flight was from Darrington Muni down to and around the Olympic National Park, WA then north with a touch and go at Orcus Is and then returning to Concrete Muni. I had spent lots of time at those airports over the years but hadn't flown much sim time in months. It was a good way to say bye.

 

FSX is now off my system as I await to install P3D sometime this week.

As an add-on developer, I can't completely give up on FSX right away, but I might do a commemorative flight anyway, as it likely won't be my primary sim anymore. I will probably fly out of Gillespie Field (KSEE) and do a flight around the San Diego area (with BlueSky photoscenery) in the A2A 172. I've enjoyed a lot of aircraft over the years, but even though the 172 is a rather new bird to the fleet compared to some of my other add-ons, it's pretty special. Commemorative flight or not, I will be getting P3D2 on Monday.

I'd forgotten to mention that I was doing it in the RealAir Duke, but I agree with you on the A2A 172. It's a new fav.