Hal Morris

colorful beast! but easy to 'fly'.... added to my 'hangar'

I have to agree, this is another 'winner' from Milton Shupe............Thanks OPld So0n..

superb!

jwillum............. you are correct in your statement! I live in Irving, Texas, close to the American Airlines maintenance hangars where their 'heavy' jets are parked prior to be hangared.. they do not have wiglets of any color......most are bare metal..

Thank you PAD and the totally fantastic developers of my favorite aircraft, I have many (too many)

hours "Trash-hauling" in this dependable offeriing from Beechcraft.

Many thanks to the Developers of this collection from an old, .. and I mean old, B707-320 driver

with America's Premier Airline at that time. Western Airlines..

tomzimmerman... you got that right!... it's a favorite in my virtual hanger

tomzimmerman... you got that right!... it's a favorite in my virtual hanger

tomzimmerman... you got that right!... it's a favorite in my virtual hanger

Milton Shupe does his magic again, my thanks to a very talented developer!

Ditto the above, TDS comes through yet again

Ditto the above, TDS comes through yet again

Thank you to the developers, a great effort, easy to fly and land aboard a Carrier

enjoyed my first couple of hours with it

 

from an old tailhooker.

Bonnie... From 'cold and dark' engine start normal, I used two notches of flaps, take-off run was

a little longer than I expected, (SEA) performed a coupled approach into BFI, roll out ok, reversers

had it stopped well before the end of the concrete, but you are right, it's not a 'keeper.

the old tailhookker