Smyrna, Georgia, to Dallas, Texas, Net Jets Citation Longitude, Real World Recreation

Everything about this flight was a real world recreation that I obtain flight data off of Flight Aware and choose the airline or company of my liking to recreate the flight. I love doing this because you see below you what the pilots saw, especially more than ever now with this new simulator and its real world mapping for the ground below us, and building placement, etc.

 

This flight I chose: Net Jets, Citation Longitude N804QS. Its flight recreated was from Smyrna, Georgia, to Dallas Love Field in Dallas, Texas. Altitude was 39000 feet, and real world weather, which unfortunately was more cloud cover than not. Hope you enjoy the flight!

 

Poised for take off, Smyrna, under a blanket of heavy thick clouds, and rain.

 

Climbing out

 

Rain Streaking by on our windscreen

 

Above the clouds. Sadly, this is what we will see most of the way, which explains the lack of screen shots.

 

Puffy Clouds!

 

Break in the weather near the Texas Border

 

Clouding up again.

 

Clearing clouds near approach

 

Approaching Dallas. JR Ewing is down there somewhere - (Obscure 80s show reference....)

 

View from the Flight Deck

 

Continued next post:

Lined up for approach Flaps down, gear extended, 3 green!

 

Nicely lined up...

 

Taxi to parking

 

Have a great day everyone!!

Great Shots! That fog and cloud bank looks thick! Glad your weather improved!

Great Shots! That fog and cloud bank looks thick! Glad your weather improved!

 

Thanks Bob! Glad you liked them. Yeah, it was rather thick. Today's flight too.....I'll be posting those later. :)

Good work capturing the shots this flight even though the weather was mostly cloudy. Fine pics. of the aircraft and the clouds from above and Terra Firma from below on the approach. :cool: :) Sometimes RW weather isn't your friend, but stuff happens. :(

Good work capturing the shots this flight even though the weather was mostly cloudy. Fine pics. of the aircraft and the clouds from above and Terra Firma from below on the approach. :cool: :) Sometimes RW weather isn't your friend, but stuff happens. :(

 

Thanks Larry. Yeah, weather is a tricky little bugger. :)