MSFS Leaving Dinangat, PNG

[bernd1151 6,082]

Ken Hall from ORBX, who had previously developed the PNG airstrips for P3D, is active again, but this time for MSFS. A few days ago, he has launched his first PNG strips and they look superb. Here is one of them: Dinangat 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks for viewing 

[John F 2,472]

Nice looking details with that scenery. Walk around first; fly later! 🙂

[Alaska738 8,572]

Very nice shots and scenery Bernd! 😉 

[pmplayer 9,746]

Beautiful set buddy, and some nice location 👍

cheers 😉

[Stiller Water 258]

Great shots Bernd. And now... landing...!

[P_7878 6,860]

Wonderful Bush-flying set with lots of locale-specific details...

I know PNG is one of your favorite destinations....🙂 ...

[BTW, bernd, I see you've featured here, the classic Junkers F 13, the world's first all-metal transport aircraft. I recall the F 13 well from one of my posts on Avianca...the second oldest (living) airline of the world.

Here is a bit, "Avianca had accomplished their first flight using a Junkers F.13. The flight was piloted by German Helmuth von Krohn. Interestingly, the company was a Colombo-German group, called SCADATA, with Helmuth von Krohn as the chief pilot. Due to the lack of airports at the time, floats were adapted on the F.13 to make water landings in the rivers. Using these floats, Helmuth von Krohn was also able to perform the first inland flight over Colombia (and for the Americas), on October 20, 1920, following the course of the Magdalena River; the flight took eight hours and required four emergency landings in the water..."

So, the same Avianca that had started with Junkers F 13 is now flying the 787 Dreamliners...]

[bernd1151 6,082]

Thank you all very much for your comments, my friends !! And thank you for that interesting bit of history on Avianca, P_7878; I wasn't aware of this.