Mountain slow VFR/ifr flyer

[Victoroos 205]

HI all

 

Now that LOWI is released, and I reinstalled Austria HD, I want to get back into the slow flying stuff.

However, I have no clue which plane, and what (good quality!!) addon is capable of really going that nice gentle flying up there where the air is thinner?

A2A 182 would be my first pick, haven't found the time yet. I'm tryin the otter now, but that isn't really made for sightseeing is it? :P.

 

any tips?

 

vkr victor

[Bobsk8 12,735]

1 minute ago, Victoroos said:

HI all

 

Now that LOWI is released, and I reinstalled Austria HD, I want to get back into the slow flying stuff.

However, I have no clue which plane, and what (good quality!!) addon is capable of really going that nice gentle flying up there where the air is thinner?

A2A 182 would be my first pick, haven't found the time yet. I'm tryin the otter now, but that isn't really made for sightseeing is it? :P.

 

any tips?

 

vkr victor

I am having a blast flying helicopters around, especially in the OrBX FTX regions of the West Coast of the US and in Europe, with UTX. Flying down a mountain ravine is a real trip. 

[scottb613 1,188]

Hi Victor,

While I have the A2A Cherokee, Comanche, and Skylane - for just low and slow - the Cherokee seems the best suited for your mission as it has the best visibility of the three... It seems to be a favorite even among the A2A crowd...

Regards,

Scott

[Ghostflight_327 1]

I recommend the Real Air sim Lancair Legacy.

[Victoroos 205]

28 minutes ago, scottb613 said:

Hi Victor,

While I have the A2A Cherokee, Comanche, and Skylane - for just low and slow - the Cherokee seems the best suited for your mission as it has the best visibility of the three... It seems to be a favorite even among the A2A crowd...

Regards,

Scott

Low wing would obstruct the view I realized after watching a tutorial flight of the Comanche, haha (oeps). But gonna check it out non the less/

 

28 minutes ago, Ghostflight_327 said:

I recommend the Real Air sim Lancair Legacy.

THnaks for the tip! will look into it :)