Over VFR-Andalucia: SE-161 Languedoc "Aviaco" Almeria-Murcia (FSX)

[peer01]

Spanish "Aviaco" (Aviacion y Comercio SA) owned 9 (second hand) Languedocs from 1952 till 1961. The Sud-Est 161 Languedoc was a French built medium-range airliner from the immediate after war years. I hope you like plane and scenery.

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There's a hot air balloon in the distance
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10 more in the reply*****

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Here's the end of the VFR scenery, from now on it's default Spain with a freeware mesh.
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Leaving Andalucia behind, over the Costa Blanca area
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Over the "Costa Blanca"
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The landing at Murcia in the reply*****

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Thanks very much for looking at all these pics,
GREETS!!!

[adamb]

I like the plane and scenery a lot Jan,you don't see to many shots of Spain.:cool::cool::cool::cool: Very well done my friend,are you sure your not related to Picasso.:)

Adam

[peer01]

Thanks very much Adam! :):)

[lifejogger]

Excellent pict Jan, that VFR scenery looks pretty good and I like that plane. I gues if you were sitting in the front of the plane it would have been a pretty steep up hill walk to get to your seat.

[tr45]

Very cool aircraft Jan, I'm a fan of VFR moutain ranges! ;) :D

Preferred the old smiley :(

[FlyingKiwi]

Great shots Jan, the Languedoc is a good looking aircraft and that livery suits it well. :)

[peer01]

Thanks John, Ted and Leo, much appreciated! :):)

John: a kind of Alpinism... :D
Leo: I like the yellow/red colors :cool:
Ted: these ARE old smilies, we were glad they were gone...... :(

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[Ragtopjohnny]

Beauties Jan my friend! Awesome work! :)

John Thuot II

[DAVIDSTRAKA]

Great flight and shots!

[peer01]

John and David, thanks for the kind comments! :):)

[NMLW]

Some great shots of your Languedoc on that flight Jan. That paint is especially pretty. The scenery does look very nice also. :cool: :cool: :eek: :)

[918JC]

Another terrific post, Jan.

Kidding aside, I always enjoy your posts. So often you challenge me to research so many aircraft types I never knew before. It's really very interesting.

And amazing how long this one remained in service and how often it was re-adapted.

Thanks for a good flight.

[peer01]

Thanks very much Larry and Jesse! :):)

Aviaco owned more pretty "used stuff:"
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[ED_4]

Those shots of that Sud-Est reminds me of what it would be if a Douglas DC-3 and a B-25 Mitchell were to give birth to a 4 engined plane. :o LOL

Looks interesting though. :D

[peer01]

:D They may look a bit outdated now, but they played a major role in Europe after WW2, together with the Lancastrian, the Avro York and the DC-3. Thank you Edward :)