Aer Lingus A320 Dublin to Heathrow

[Cpt_Piett 4,925]

Just finished a very pleasant flight in the Fenix A320. At Dublin runway 16 was the only one in use, so there was quite the long line of aircraft holding short before departure.

I was using the FSLTL injector for AI aircraft and the excellent freeware addons AIGround and AIFlow. These two addons really improve the AI logic, preventing the AI spinning around on taxiways and reducing the number of go-arounds. I'm on SU10 by the way. 

I also thought the weather was very convincing - I'm using real-time weather. The high-altitude clouds look very low-resolution though. And courtesy of FSLTL there were lots of airliners in the sky with their contrails. 

 

[paulb 1,287]

Great set of screenshots. Very clever to get the aircraft lined up behind you in your early shots. Looking at your first few flying shots they all seem to be trying to catch you up! I also noticed the lack of contrails (of any real length). I suppose that is the way that MSFS works? 🙂

Edited October 29, 2022 by paulb

[wain 182]

Nice, superb skies too..

[Alaska738 8,568]

Busy busy...very nice shots! 😉 

[Cpt_Piett 4,925]

15 minutes ago, paulb said:

I also noticed the lack of contrails (of any real length). I suppose that is the way that MSFS works? 🙂

Either the sim or FSLTL, not quite sure.

[wain 182]

I'm sure I'm not seeing Ai contrails in a product I am testing at the moment, I'll check tomorrow...

[Jack_Sawyer 4,602]

Nice shots Cpt!  I've seen many contrails in my flights with FSLTL.

[Cpt_Piett 4,925]

4 minutes ago, Jack_Sawyer said:

Nice shots Cpt!  I've seen many contrails in my flights with FSLTL.

Thanks Jack! Yes I really like the contrails. Adds to the immersion 🙂

[P_7878 6,856]

Your host of enhancements surely showing good effect, Piett, wonderful pictures from a classic route/flight...!

Look at those waiting a/c .... That reminds me of takeoffs at O'Hare in the busy hour, I like to look back at who are all behind us... 🙂....and can catch sight of them only at the turns, like you've shown in #3...