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I know that's a 767. That's just an example of a similar livery with a more legible angle.

Re: myair's A330 paint It's an ornamental Gulf Air livery. Not sure if it's real or not, but here's another paint: (Arabic makes such lovely calligraphy). Edit: Found it. It was the 50th anniversary (of the airline) livery.

Fallen quite behind on my screenshot library... But here are a few: Spooling up at Hong Kong to fly to San Francisco Rolling down the road at the marvelous Thai Creation Paro scenery for FSX (converted using FS2XPlane... worked pretty well I must say!) San Francisco night lights before a quick hop to San Diego Taking off for a couple touch-and-go's (bug and plugin compatibility testing... hence the lack of FlyWithLua haze) ... and after all plugin testing

SimHeaven's been doing experimental autogen work alongside the development of World2Xplane, btw.

Mon dieu.

Considering so many airports (and thus the airports' runways) use overlapping frequencies (i.e. I can think of at least 20 airports that use 111.30 and 109.90 off the top of my head), a worldwide listing of ILS frequencies is rather pointless. ILS listings are found in any airport's AIP (Aeronautical Information Publication) – as long as that airport has a runway with an ILS procedure. As suggested by ointment, you can use Airnav for US (and I think some Canadian) airfields. A favourite of mine is http://skyvector.com, originally a US VFR and Enroute chart host with flight planning capabilities and now has expanded internationally to worldwide coverage of VFR and Enroute charts including information for almost every airfield in the world. However, I think SkyVector only has airport AIP coverage (APDs, DPs, STARs, IAPs, etc.) for the US. If you don't want to play the "Google for Charts" game, here are some great resources: VATSIM Chartfinder: http://www.vatsim.net/charts/ NATS – UK Charts: http://www.nats-uk.ead-it.com/public/index.php%3Foption=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=6&Itemid=13.html Navcanada Airport Charts (link to download is lower down the page): http://www.navcanada.ca/EN/products-and-services/Pages/aeronautical-information-products-canadian-airports-charts.aspx SIA – France charts: http://www.sia.aviation-civile.gouv.fr/html/frameset_aip_uk.htm There's also a service called Charts.aero (http://charts.aero), but considering they are under legal fire from Eurocontrol and NATS, I would call them flaky at best. Personally, I use Navigraph's worldwide chart service, which is payware but reduces the need to play the Google game.

Ted's Scenery

Sydney to Hong Kong

Ah yes the A-10. What a fantastic piece of equipment.

Xavion is not really intended for use in a simulator. It is a supplement to a real cockpit, and yes, one of its primary functions is to locate alternate runways in the event of an emergency. I'd honestly recommend something like AirTrack for iPad or XHSI for a laptop.

Why not treat it as a free upgrade?

Playing with XP10's weird traffic... and then flying from Christchurch to Auckland after numerous crashes related to... XP10's weird traffic. Funny that.

WSSS -> YSSY SkyMaxx Pro + Maxx FX + ISDG YSSY + The 777-200LR Worldliner ( + Netflix during cruise) = decent way to spend an evening

That's not done with a single recording session. That's done with multiple sessions over the same time segment and then shrunk and collaged in a video editing program like Premiere or Final Cut.

I do not believe X-Plane supports split or inset views. Imagine the already heavy rendering requirement of X-Plane doubled or tripled with different viewports.

Early morning cold-and-dark prep in London for sunrise flight to Frankfurt.

Prepping the 777 for a pond hop from LaGuardia to Heathrow.

I have a feeling the "terrorist mode" is going to push some buttons with people around here and across the aviation (simulation) community. Also it "already" exists: http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=18692

Reasonably long flight from Sydney to Christchurch.

Was going to take this guy to New Zealand yet somehow ended up going to Norway (EGLC -> ENBR).

What does your Log.txt say when you load the aircraft?

Just bought the lovely Challenger 300. New favourite bird!

Wow. I'm impressed with PilotEdge. I will need to install that plugin and try it on X-Plane soon.

New website! http://xeclipsesystems.com/

Yup, yup! We post our updates there. This is just a notice for the X-Pilot community.