Colombian dog

[lmhariano]

Avianca MD-82*, from SKBO to SKBG.


*In the real world, Avianca had MD-83. However, the Maddog for FS9 only simulates the MD-82.

[jfwright]

Interesting shot. The cloud layer off in the distance kind of looks like smog. Jim

[DAVIDSTRAKA]

Good looking shot!

[flightsimg]

And no good freeware?

[lmhariano]

Thank you all for your words! I'm glad you've liked it.

Interesting shot. The cloud layer off in the distance kind of looks like smog. Jim

Hahaha, true: I was already approaching my hometown airport (SKBG).

And no good freeware?

Sorry, I didn't understand...

[peer01]

Always good to see a freighter!

[flightsimg]

Sorry, I didn't understand...

I meant: isn't there a good freeware for the plane you would use (I understand that the Maddog one is a given product). But I think the quality, from what I saw at their site and from what I understood might be hard to find back with a freeware aircraft

[NMLW]

Very nice.

[lmhariano]

I meant: isn't there a good freeware for the plane you would use

Oh, now I understand. Anyway, externally, there are almost no differences between all the MD-80 models (-81, -82, -83 and -88). All the differences lie in flight decks, engines and fuel tanks. FDE (and maybe gauges) would have to be modified to reflect this, but it's OK for me as is...

[aerofoto]

Avianca had MD-83. However, the Maddog for FS9 only simulates the MD-82

HJG's AV MD's are all -83's (soon to be FDE upgraded) .... featuring all 3 AV liveries (by Camilo LUENGAS) .... with the exception of the Juan Valdez Coffee hybrid ....









FS9 native (FDE, models, panels, sounds, and textures)

FSX portable (FDE, models, and textures only)

there are almost no differences between all the MD-80 models (-81, -82, -83 and -88)

The primary difference between these MD models are their MGW .... and engine type an thrust ratings among some of them .... and the fact that a good number of MD 81 through -83 aircraft were modified with the MD-87/-88 type low-drag rear fuselage tail cone .... and some were also reconfigured with MD-87/-88/B717-200 type EFIS FD's too.

MRC