Hi simmers 😉

Now the Connie landed within our MSFS i did some first try`s with this old Lady and to say i love this classics birds.

But she isn`t easy to fly but also to say the whole thing is still under development so the systems still need some work - but IMO at least flyable.

Still have to learn a lot with that Lady..

 

 

 

 

 

cheers 😉

Very nice bird! U use AIG?

12 minutes ago, Alaska738 said:

Very nice bird! U use AIG?

Nope, this is Aerosoft Traffic.

Like that Bird, learned better the Autopilot and more so this is a nice Plane for my Hangar - and still more to come from the Devs !

Two more from a flight i did with the TWA..

 

 

cheers 😉

28 minutes ago, pmplayer said:

Like that Bird, learned better the Autopilot and more so this is a nice Plane for my Hangar - and still more to come from the Devs !

Two more from a flight i did with the TWA..

 

 

cheers 😉

Nice one! 🙂 

Great shots, I bought her too, what a pleasure to fly her. It's very different from the DC 6, which is a marvel in itself. As you said, she isn't finished yet, but the potential is definitely there. I'm just glad that those planes are available at all in MSFS.

On 11/27/2021 at 11:10 PM, bernd1151 said:

Great shots, I bought her too, what a pleasure to fly her. It's very different from the DC 6, which is a marvel in itself. As you said, she isn't finished yet, but the potential is definitely there. I'm just glad that those planes are available at all in MSFS.

I am on yours, i love this classic Birds and hope more are coming to MSFS..

cheers 😉

Wonderful shots of the Connie...!!

pmplayer: 

You will not believe this coincidence...🙂...I've (actually) had the pleasure of visiting (and seeing the interior of) that TWA N6937C (37 Charlie) ...seen in your shots...it's now preserved at the AHM (Airline History Museum) in Kansas City, MO. When I'd visited that museum, years ago, a (former) Connie Captain/Volunteer had shown me around the interior. I was early on a Saturday and was the only one for the guided tour.... (You can see (RW) pictures of it by vising the AHM website) ...

After my visit, I'd sent a paragraph of my impressions to the "Letters to the Editor" section of Airways magazine, and they published it...🙂 ...this plane was literally saved from the jaws of the scrapper...I'll always remember this Connie...

BTW, here's a line from that AHM website that has always stayed with me:

"Crew members became convinced that the aircraft has a soul, because, in their words, “The further she got away from the junkyard, the better she flew!”

Thanks for posting pictures of it from the virtual world...looks as good as real...!

On 12/2/2021 at 1:37 AM, P_7878 said:

Wonderful shots of the Connie...!!

pmplayer: 

You will not believe this coincidence...🙂...I've (actually) had the pleasure of visiting (and seeing the interior of) that TWA N6937C (37 Charlie) ...seen in your shots...it's now preserved at the AHM (Airline History Museum) in Kansas City, MO. When I'd visited that museum, years ago, a (former) Connie Captain/Volunteer had shown me around the interior. I was early on a Saturday and was the only one for the guided tour.... (You can see (RW) pictures of it by vising the AHM website) ...

After my visit, I'd sent a paragraph of my impressions to the "Letters to the Editor" section of Airways magazine, and they published it...🙂 ...this plane was literally saved from the jaws of the scrapper...I'll always remember this Connie...

BTW, here's a line from that AHM website that has always stayed with me:

"Crew members became convinced that the aircraft has a soul, because, in their words, “The further she got away from the junkyard, the better she flew!”

Thanks for posting pictures of it from the virtual world...looks as good as real...!

Shure i belive, and this visit to that Airline History Museum was definitely a great experience.

Thank you for this extremely informative Feedback.. 

cheers 😉