Paul K

Try Just Flight's BAe146 and Avro RJ - they are/were common sights at London City, and both are excellent.

Nice, but unfortunately for MSFS2020 only.

🤣🤣🤣 Nice!

Thanks for this, Howard - I'm a firm believer in clearing caches, particularly after updating drivers, so this tool is worth exploring.

Yes, a very pleasant surprise - I had no idea the AN2 was being updated. So many great aircraft now in MSFS2024.

For full historic immersion, will I be able to stand in a carriage between Yokohama and Tokyo, while a group of Japanese schoolgirls giggle and point at me ? 🙄

I don't wear pink, but I do eat quiche. 😘

You're welcome! 🙂

You have to enable Steam Overlay in the game, too. Go to the MSFS2024 icon in your Steam library, right click on it and select Properties, then ensure this is enabled.

I was just about to start a thread on this, too. Wonderful news about the DC-6. It's the aircraft that persuaded me to look at this new Microsoft 2020 simulator thing, and abandon P3D. Can't wait for the 2024 version - thank you, RSR!

For me, the 1980s were spent in the Pacific, Japan, and the Far East generally, especially Singapore. People don't believe half the stories I tell them, but the memories are mine.

iPads also become problematic if they don't have the right time and date. Worth remembering.

I intend to do a trans-Australia flight to test the endurance of the default HU-16 /G111 Albatross under extremely lean mixture settings, sampling SU5's Oz update en route. The route is Learmonth YPLM in Western Australia to Shellharbour YSHL in New South Wales, via Alice Springs, which I shall overfly unless I need a fuel top-up to reach YSHL. This is in anticipation of a RTW trip, and whether to cross the Pacific eastbound from Hawaii to California, or south of the equator from Mataveri SCIP to Carriel Sur Intl. SCIE in Chile.

Thank you! I didn't know this could be done - very handy tip.

I picked it up at Duxford's charity bookshop for about a tenner ! 😄