From a design perspective, the ICON A5 is the kind of plane you’d expect to see in a James Bond film. It is the ultimate adventure machine. It is designed to change the way you interact with the world, even if you’ve owned other aircraft in the past. It is extremely versatile. For one, it is amphibious, meaning it’s as comfortable and easy to operate on the water as it is on a runway or remote grass strip. The A5 turns a lake into your own private airport. It’s possible to never step foot in on an airport.

The ICON A5 is also a marvel of industrial design with intuitive controls, a cockpit that feels like a sports car, foldable wings and a futuristic design that allows unobstructed views of the world outside. The ICON A5 is where art meets aviation. It is also one of the safest small airplanes ever built. It is the first Light Sport Aircraft certified by the FAA as Spin Resistant. There is also a full airplane parachute in case of emergency and an Angle of Attack gauge, which makes flying more intuitive, safer, and easier. 

Additionally, the ICON A5 is easy to fly. It has an intuitively designed cockpit. Everything is where it should be. No detail left untouched. It looks more like a sports car than a traditional plane cockpit. The A5 is loaded with innovative features that redefine what a personal airplane should be.

Technical and Design Aspects
What are some of the key features that set the Icon A5 apart from other light-sport aircraft?

Safety features are the easiest ones to point out on the A5 because they do truly set us apart. The A5 features a full-airplane parachute and very slow stall speeds, and in addition, our use of the Angle of Attack gauge is trendsetting. The A5’s degree of spin resistance is also very unique and rare. Additionally, we have folding wings for convenience and ease of storage. We are the only ones to offer wings that one person can fold in under 20 seconds. Then we have luxury features like the carbon fiber interior, cupholders and headset cradles, and ability to stand on the Seawings without getting a toe wet – it’s our own built in swim platform. 

Could you describe the development process of the Icon A5, particularly any innovative methods used? For instance, did you employ virtual modelling or wind tunnel testing to refine the aircraft's design before physical production?

Our use of designers from across transportation was instrumental and is rare in our industry. We had designers and engineers from some of the premier automakers and boat designers participate in all stages of the A5’s design. And it wasn’t about testing the concept. The idea of the plane was sound. It was about being able to build it with the many innovative features we wanted to have incorporated. We have proven that we can do it now. Very few were using the state-of-the-art composite construction processes that we have brought to mass production now through our experience and expertise. 

Can you explain the safety features integrated into the Icon A5 and how they contribute to its reputation as a safe aircraft?

Our premier safety feature comes from being the only production aircraft out there to have passed the ENTIRE array of FAA tests and be certified as Spin Resistant. That means so much to the novice and experienced pilot alike, knowing that in the worst circumstances that could happen, departing controlled flight should not happen. It reduces a traffic pattern stall from a critical and potentially lethal error to a reminder to fly better. Add to that the previously mentioned slow stall speeds, the use of AOA for instant flying energy analysis, the stability of the CG, and the strength of construction. You can’t find many aircraft with comparable efforts at reducing injury or incident. 

Pilot Experience
The Icon A5 is renowned for its intuitive, car-like interior, which is often highlighted as making aviation more accessible. How does this design philosophy cater to both novice and experienced pilots, and what has been the feedback from these two distinct groups?

If you are new to flying, the view of a traditional instrument stack can be very intimidating. No one looks at our interior and thinks that it is too much to learn. ICON really got the interior down to the minimum clutter and maximum efficiency one should expect from any vehicle. Having an interior more like a high-end sports car makes it more familiar and understandable. If you notice, the AOA gauge is front and center, which is ideal for our techniques for energy management during flight. Feedback on the flying experience has been extremely positive. It is clean, professional, and fun. 

What type of transition training does Icon Aircraft offer to pilots who are new to flying an amphibious aircraft like the A5? How do you ensure a smooth learning curve?

For the pilots who are new to seaplane operations we have the Transition Land-plane Course or TX-L. It is a four-day course that ends with an FAA Proficiency Check given by another instructor as regulated by the PTS. The result is an LSA-Seaplane Endorsement on their certificate. Our curriculum ensures that every student is taught by the same standards and with the same learning objectives regardless of where they are taught or by which ICON Authorized Flight Instructor. It also allows for different skill levels and learning rates because it is performance-based completion. If someone needs more time, they get more time to learn. If someone figures out the objectives on ride 1, then they can advance more rapidly. The course is as much “how to take care of and own an A5” as it is a thorough course on seaplane operations. That keeps students invested in paying attention. We are teaching them how to make this plane last for a long time. 

Market and Community
Who is the target market for the Icon A5, and how has the response been from this community?

The target marketing for the ICON A5 is adventure lovers who crave new ways to experience the world. They are generally affluent individuals, with a mix of aviation experience. We first started marketing the A5 for new pilots, and that remains a core audience for us; although, the barriers to entry are more substantial because first we need to introduce them to the idea of Adventure Flying. We consider aviation to be another powersport along the lines of boating/personal watercraft, off-roading, and snowmobiling. That’s a complete mindset change for the industry. 

In addition to targeting new pilots, we target existing pilots, of which most of our owners are at this time. Some are looking for a new airplane to add to their fleet, while others are looking for something new/different, or perhaps have been out of flying for a bit and see the A5 as the ideal plane for them.

Can you share any interesting stories or feedback from Icon A5 owners?

One of my favorite stories is a great lesson on life. One of our eldest owners (in his 80s) had a dream to fly early on in his life, but as life often gets in the way of peoples’ dreams, it did for him as well. Fast forward to meeting and marrying a very supportive spouse and surviving cancer, and he sees the ICON and just feels inspired. With his wife’s encouragement, he demoed and purchased the ICON within weeks. Then training. Then his check ride. It took a little while, but now he and his wife and their dog take the plane all over Florida all their own. And his philosophy is this, “While my friends wake up and wonder what’s going to kill them today, I wake up with something to live for – a zest for learning more, doing more in the ICON, and sharing it with my wife”. 

Innovations and Future Plans
Can you share some of the new technologies or innovations that Icon Aircraft is currently exploring or integrating into your aircraft? How do these innovations enhance the flying experience or operational efficiency?

Bringing in the Garmin G3X Touch with autopilot was a big step for ICON. It was a great answer to owner feedback. Then reducing our gross weight and improving performance with the 4-blade E-Prop was a huge advancement. Other enhancements we’re looking at could be transitioning the cockpit to glass instruments and then one day, perhaps MFDs for information management. Our instruments will get even cleaner and easier to read if that’s possible. Anything we can do that presents information more efficiently and that keeps pilots’ attention outside is a benefit to all flight operations. The trust they put in the performance and handling, making control of the aircraft easier, is a testament to our efforts. 

Looking ahead, what are Icon Aircraft's plans for the future? Are there any new models in the pipeline or planned enhancements for the A5 that you can discuss?

One of our big goals is to facilitate international sales with our Certified Edition of the A5. This allows us to go into countries that do not recognize an LSA category of aircraft. We are putting a lot of time and effort in with aviation authorities around the world to keep that momentum moving forward.

Simulation and X-Plane
The VSKYLABS model of the Icon A5 is highly regarded within the X-Plane community. Could you share your thoughts on how simulations like these impact the visibility and understanding of the Icon A5 among aviation enthusiasts and prospective pilots?

Accessibility is the first thing that comes to mind. We all know that there is still a bit of a Bigfoot vibe around the ICON. Although we have made over two hundred of them and they are all over the US, Canada, and the Caribbean (and several others globally), there is still awe from people when we land at an FBO. So those simulators allow people from all different backgrounds and situations to actually see and fly the plane. That is something that only a small sample size of humans have done in real life. We love it when people approach us at industry events and talk about all the details of landing in the water for the first time and how they studied it and watched our training videos. You wouldn’t know that they are talking about a computer simulator. Simulators are THAT real now. Of course, there is still a bit of fantasy involved. For all of the very cool things I have done in the plane, it can’t compare to a video I saw of an A5 piloted in a simulator where an ICON slid down a slope on top of a mountain (backwards I believe). It fell off of the cliff, spun around nose down, accelerated, then flew down the valley until landing on the river at the bottom. Very cool. Haha. 

Looking Forward
Lastly Andy, could you tell us about some of the highlights from Icon's journey so far? Also, what are you personally looking forward to in the future of flying?

The highlights for me have been the improvements that come from the field. We have enough planes in the wild to really garner feedback from owners/pilots. The addition of the G3X autopilot was hugely attributable to listening to the owners. Meanwhile we have had multiple pilots within the company that have over one thousand hours in this plane. Each of them giving input into what does and does not feel like the kind of product we want. Countless improvements have been made between the start of this journey and now – and it is due to all the work of people flying it, fixing it, and experiencing it for thousands of flight hours. That collective knowledge is VERY cool. Then the other thing I will always remember is being invited to represent the class of Light Sport Aircraft in the Aircraft Owner Pilot Association’s celebration of General Aviation air parade. To be involved in that given the countless aircraft that could have participated was a real honor and showed how far ICON Aircraft has come with being involved in the entire culture surrounding aviation. 

Many thanks to Andy and the team at ICON Aircraft for making this interview possible. We all wish them the very best in their future endeavours.

You can purchase the VSKYLABS ICON A5 here

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Sunday 30th June - What's New in the World of X-Plane

Welcome to our weekly roundup of everything X-Plane.

Here you find a snippet of this week's major events, including standout freeware releases, X-Plane 12 news, developer updates, plus reviews from the guys and gals at XPlaneReviews.

If you enjoy staying up to date with all things X-Plane, please consider following the Weekly Digest (remember you need to be registered).

 X-Plane 12 News

 

The above image was taken from one of our featured products...

Payware Releases

LFKT - Corte, Corsica

https://store.x-plane.org/LFKT--Corte-Corsica_p_1920.html

F-15C Eagle (update)

https://store.x-plane.org/F-15C-Eagle_p_1416.html

Airport Stuttgart XP

https://store.x-plane.org/Airport-Stuttgart-XP_p_1530.html

Airport Istanbul XP

https://store.x-plane.org/Airport-Istanbul-XP_p_1443.html

Flying Low: The X-Plane 12 Handbook - Setup- Book 1 (update)

https://store.x-plane.org/Flying-Low-The-X-Plane-12-Handbook--Setup-Book-1_p_1627.html

MKJS Sangster International Airport Jamaica XP12

https://store.x-plane.org/MKJS-Sangster-International-Airport-Jamaica-XP12_p_1918.html

KPNS - Pensacola International Airport v2

https://store.x-plane.org/KPNS--Pensacola-International-Airport-v2_p_1917.html

KCLT- Charlotte Douglas International Airport UHD

https://store.x-plane.org/KCLT-Charlotte-Douglas-International-Airport-UHD_p_1916.html

B 747-8 Series Anniversary Edition (update)

https://store.x-plane.org/B-747-8-Series-Anniversary-Edition_p_1079.html

Freeware Developer News

ClearFly Boeing 737-100

New WIP renders from the author:

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/265735-clearfly-boeing-737-100/&do=findComment&comment=2730578

For additional insights and updates, make sure to delve into the recent posts in the portal. Remember, the newsletter and portal work hand in hand to keep you informed.

Freeware Files

Here are some of this week's standout freeware files.

Scenery

X-Plane 12

Vopnafjörður Airport, Iceland | frnkln by design. 1.0

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91474-vopnafj%C3%B6r%C3%B0ur-airport-iceland-frnkln-by-design/

By frnkln.

Aircraft

X-Plane 12

HS 125 & Dominie early version beta 1.0

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91440-hs-125-dominie-early-version-beta/

By henkfix

A320 for X-Plane 12 1.1

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91125-a320-for-x-plane-12/

By Maudic

Boeing AH-64 Guardian Apache 1.1

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/85030-boeing-ah-64-guardian-apache/

By henkfix

X-Plane 11

Lockheed C-121A (L749) Constellation 1.0.1

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91443-lockheed-c-121a-l749-constellation/

By Saynday

If you’re a freeware developer working on a project and have some news you would like to share, please contact me via PM and I will cover it in the next update.

XPlaneReviews

Don't forget to check out the latest articles from the guys at XPlaneReviews:

X-Plane 12: Las Vegas FlightSim Expo 2024

https://xplanereviews.com/index.php?/forums/topic/16259-x-plane-12-las-vegas-flightsim-expo-2024/

Airport of the Week

Can you guess the name of the airport below?

If so, why not attach a screenshot in the comments section...but DO NOT mention the name (gives others a chance)

Clue: Travel to a region known for world-class watches and delicious chocolate. Situated on the shores of one of Central Europe’s largest lakes, this airport is an ideal starting point for exploring the area. Can you guess which airport this is?

 

Well done to new2, Gason71, Bob D., J.K., Dennis Powell, MarcXP, WalSch, Lysan, and Havena, who all correctly guessed last week’s airport, which was Lemhi County Airport (KSMN).

X-Plane 12 Tips

This forum section provides tips for solving common and not-so-common X-Plane 12 problems.

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/clubs/76-x-plane12-tips/

By Dave Britzius

This week's X-Plane Videos

X-Plane 12.1.0 new HUD First Look!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlaKodWqIPg

FlightFactor 777 V2 Hauling Cargo! | EINN - EGNX | DrishalMAC2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqhBhHfrXIo

The Flight That Changed Everything | The Greatest Air Race | Documentary Central

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcddizA_lrw

Upcoming Interview

Oh...before you go, we have an exclusive interview with a rather special aircraft manufacturer lined up for tomorrow, so don’t go booking that summer holiday just yet!

 

Stay safe and see you next week!

Dominic

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 Click here to look at the full description.

At last! Flying Flying Low presents the second update to the first (original) X-Plane 12 PDF handbook. If you already have it, this major update is once again free. Just re-download from your store account.

If you still haven't purchased it, it's really worth it.

The PDF has now grown to 439 pages (224 double spreads). All the hardware recommendations are up to date, and there is even some new stuff from X-Plane 12.1.0 included. The index is now a massive list of bookmarks which appear on the side, as shown in these latest images which did not make it to the product page:

 

Welcome to PNSv2! It is now available on the X-Plane org store... 

If you'd like a copy, get it here: https://store.x-plane.org/KPNS--Pensacola-International-Airport-v2_p_1917.html
V1 owners receive a 50% discount.. 
With this new release, we are introducing our brand new plug-in for added airport immersion! FSDesigns Hangar Utility - Featuring animated & interactive hangar facilities.

1) Updated vegetation
2) Better grass 
3) Updated ground textures
4) Animated hangar doors 
5) Updated night lighting
6) Performance fixes 
7) Remodeled some buildings
? Retexturing some buildings, including the terminal
9) Updated the landside where the terminal drop off area is
10) and so much more! 

 

 

Sunday 23rd June - What's New in the World of X-Plane

Welcome to our weekly roundup of everything X-Plane.

Here you find a snippet of this week's major events, including standout freeware releases, X-Plane 12 news, developer updates, plus reviews from the guys and gals at XPlaneReviews.

If you enjoy staying up to date with all things X-Plane, please consider following the Weekly Digest (remember you need to be registered).

 X-Plane 12 News

 

The above image was taken from one of our featured articles...

Laminar Research have released X-Plane 12.1.0 (Release Candidate 1)

When you run the X-Plane Installer, remember to have "check for new betas as well as updates" selected, otherwise you'll be missing out:

https://www.x-plane.com/kb/x-plane-12-1-0-release-candidate-1-release-notes/

Payware Releases

Airbus Handbook v2

https://store.x-plane.org/Airbus-Handbook-v2_p_1818.html

MeshXP Spain X-Plane

https://store.x-plane.org/MeshXP-Spain-X-Plane_p_1915.html

Revolution Mini-500 (update)

https://store.x-plane.org/Revolution-Mini-500_p_927.html

Freeware Developer News

Freeware DC8-73 in Development

Early development model available for download:

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/266934-freeware-dc8-73-in-development/&do=findComment&comment=2728638

X-Bureau Airbus A318

Status update from the author:

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/238401-x-bureau-airbus-a318/&do=findComment&comment=2728643

ClearFly Boeing 737-100

WIP images from the author:

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/265735-clearfly-boeing-737-100/&do=findComment&comment=2727697

A-Better-Camera for X-Plane (ABC)

Quick update from Steve:

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/153982-a-better-camera-for-x-plane-abc/&do=findComment&comment=2729416

Firestreak Project

Ealy access coming soon:

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/299889-my-first-plane/&do=findComment&comment=2727548

For additional insights and updates, make sure to delve into the recent posts in the portal. Remember, the newsletter and portal work hand in hand to keep you informed.

Freeware Files

Here are some of this week's standout freeware files.

Scenery

X-Plane 12

Broken Bottles NV 1.0

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91321-broken-bottles-nv/

By LPNils

Colombia_SKPD_Puerto_Inirida_Airport. 1.0

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91332-colombia_skpd_puerto_inirida_airport/

By JBLSceneryDesign

Colombia_SKCZ_Corozal_Airport 1.0

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91352-colombia_skcz_corozal_airport/

By JBLSceneryDesign

Aircraft

X-Plane 12

Free E-Jets by X-Crafts | Embraer E175 & E195 for XP12 3.0

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91395-free-e-jets-by-x-crafts-embraer-e175-e195-for-xp12/

By X-Crafts

AH-1Z Viper 1.3

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91408-ah-1z-viper/

By alpeggio

X-Plane 11

Cessna 172N Bush (XP11)

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91415-cessna-172n-bush-xp11/

By DHC8Jockey

Utilities

Better Pushback for X-Plane 11/12 1.3

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/90556-better-pushback-for-x-plane-1112/

If you’re a freeware developer working on a project and have some news you would like to share, please contact me via PM and I will cover it in the next update.

XPlaneReviews

Don't forget to check out the latest articles from the guys at XPlaneReviews:

Scenery Review: KSJC - San Jose International Airport by Short Final Designs

https://xplanereviews.com/index.php?/forums/topic/16228-scenery-review-ksjc-san-jose-international-airport-by-short-final-designs/

By DrishalMAC2

Aircraft Review: PA24-250 Comanche by InDepthSimulations

https://xplanereviews.com/index.php?/forums/topic/16221-aircraft-review-pa24-250-comanche-by-indepthsimulations/

Stephen Dutton

Airport of the Week

Can you guess the name of the airport below?

If so, why not attach a screenshot in the comments section...but DO NOT mention the name (gives others a chance) ?

Clue: Follow the route of Lewis and Clark’s famous expedition. Near a river named after a well-known fish, you’ll find a small airport nestled in the Rockies. Can you name this airport? 

 

X-Plane 12 Tips

This forum section provides tips for solving common and not-so-common X-Plane 12 problems.

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/clubs/76-x-plane12-tips/

By Dave Britzius

This week's X-Plane Videos

F-19 Stealth Fighter spotted! Are they still flying?? (X-Plane 12)

F-19 Stealth Fighter spotted! Are they still flying?? (X-Plane 12) (youtube.com)

Flying Cargo in the FF777V2! | A Pilots Life #6 | DrishalMAC2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS8Ju1ADXq0

How to Record or Stream with Lossless scaling Frame Generation | DrishalMAC2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vB2hiDnlu_c

 

*****?Congratulations to X-Craft's Marko on tying the knot, wishing you both a wonderful future together!!?!****

 

Stay safe and see you next week!

Dominic

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Just for some fun, whack the REAL X-Plane.org Store Utilities as quickly as possible... and avoid the FAKE ones!

 

Let us know your best score!

Sunday 16th June - What's New in the World of X-Plane

Welcome to our weekly roundup of everything X-Plane.

Here you find a snippet of this week's major events, including standout freeware releases, X-Plane 12 news, developer updates, plus reviews from the guys and gals at XPlaneReviews.

If you enjoy staying up to date with all things X-Plane, please consider following the Weekly Digest (remember you need to be registered).

 X-Plane 12 News

 

 The above image was taken from one of our featured articles...

Payware Releases

Reality Expansion Pack for Pilatus PC-6 Turbo Porter XP12

https://store.x-plane.org/Reality-Expansion-Pack-for-Pilatus-PC-6-Turbo-Porter-XP12_p_1913.html

VSKYLABS Phoenix Air U15 S-LSA Project

https://store.x-plane.org/VSKYLABS-Phoenix-Air-U15-S-LSA-Project_p_648.html

MeshXP France X-Plane 12

https://store.x-plane.org/MeshXP-France-X-Plane-12_p_1912.html

Mango Studios PW2000 Engine Add-on for FF 757

https://store.x-plane.org/Mango-Studios-PW2000-Engine-Add-on-for-FF-757_p_1911.html

SKYSCENDERS 76 (update)

https://store.x-plane.org/SKYSCENDERS-76_p_1778.html

North American T-6G Texan XP12 (update)

https://store.x-plane.org/North-American-T-6G-Texan-XP12_p_1867.html

VSKYLABS Polaris AM-FIB (update)

https://store.x-plane.org/VSKYLABS-Polaris-AM-FIB-_p_717.html

Arctic Icebergs

https://store.x-plane.org/Arctic-Icebergs_p_1914.html

Payware Developer News

Introducing the Reality Expansion Pack (REP) for the Thranda Pilatus Turbo Porter

This pack takes the already fantastic Turbo Porter to new heights, offering an unparalleled level of realism and immersion for virtual pilots:

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/308775-introducing-the-reality-expansion-pack-for-the-thranda-p/#comment-2726219

For additional insights and updates, make sure to delve into the recent posts in the portal. Remember, the newsletter and portal work hand in hand to keep you informed.

Freeware Files

Here are some of this week's standout freeware files.

Scenery

X-Plane 12

Scottish_Glider_Airfields-XP12.zip 1.0

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91291-scottish_glider_airfields-xp12zip/

By Pterosaur54

Welsh_Glider_Airfields-XP12.zip 1.0

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91293-welsh_glider_airfields-xp12zip/

By Pterosaur54

English Glider Fields (6 downloads and ReadMe file) 1.0

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91312-english-glider-fields-6-downloads-and-readme-file/

By Pterosaur54

Aircraft

X-Plane 12

Miles Gemini 1.3

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91289-miles-gemini/

By new2

A320 for X-Plane 12 1.0.7

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91125-a320-for-x-plane-12/

By Maudic

Airbus-Vahana eVtol 1.0

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91287-airbus-vahana-evtol/

By jpb63

X-Plane 11

Beech BARON 58TC Jojo de Jacques BREL

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/91249-beech-baron-58tc-jojo-de-jacques-brel/

By Daniel Louis

Utilities

A Better Camera (ABC) plugin for X-Plane v1.7.4 #763

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/46121-a-better-camera-abc-plugin-for-x-plane/

By slgoldberg

If you’re a freeware developer working on a project and have some news you would like to share, please contact me via PM and I will cover it in the next update.

XPlaneReviews

Don't forget to check out the latest articles from the guys at XPlaneReviews:

Scenery Review: FlyTampa Sydney

https://xplanereviews.com/index.php?/forums/topic/16167-scenery-review-flytampa-sydney/

By Stephen Dutton

Aircraft Review - Boeing 777-200ER v2 Ultimate by FlightFactor Aero

https://xplanereviews.com/index.php?/forums/topic/16099-aircraft-review-boeing-777-200er-v2-ultimate-by-flightfactor-aero/

By Stephen Dutton

X-Plane 12 Tips

This forum section provides tips for solving common and not-so-common X-Plane 12 problems.

https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/clubs/76-x-plane12-tips/

By Dave Britzius

This week's X-Plane Videos

AIRPLANE Size Comparison | 3D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cO9lqVwQpbk

Life in the Sky

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfzRj_Tffz0

 

 

Stay safe and see you next week!

Dominic

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