Each year sees thousands of fly-in aircraft, campers, and visitors to this huge aviation event sponsored by the EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association). After spending some time with the aircraft, it isn’t hard to see why: the finely tuned flight model, realistic systems modeling, great flight manuals, and a mass The Boeing 737 created by EADT as part of the x737 Project is one of the most popular freeware aircraft available for X-Plane, if not the most popular. The Robin DR400-140B is a light, general aviation aircraft of French design that’s used around the world due to its easy handling characteristics. In real life, it’s flown with a stick rather than a yoke, so for the most realistic experience, It is immediately identifiable thanks to the unique dihedral (upward curve) of its wings. This week’s Featured Freeware is the Gee Bee Model R, an aircraft from the early days of competition air racing. It’s a challenge to fly, but it’s loads of fun. Imagine being a pilot racing these in 1932! Tips on flying the Gee Bee from the model’s creators at VSKYLABS: If the engine quits on The De Havilland Dash 8 is a high-performance, highly efficient regional airliner. Thanks to user riviere for creating the model! Its two powerful, rotary engines allow it to cruise at around 360 knots. The R-26 Góbé (pronounced “go-bay”) is a Hungarian-built glider that is an ideal starting place for flying gliders. A very forgiving, good-natured aircraft, ideal to learn the fundamentals From the model’s designer meszger01: The Góbé is the most typical training glider in Hungary, many of them are still in operation after many years of service. The Icon A5 is an amphibious sport aircraft that features a 100 hp engine driving a pusher propeller. Though the airplane is not yet in production, it has generated considerable publicity at airshows like Oshkosh. To perform a water takeoff in X-Plane, first select this aircraft as usual.
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