Refine your helicopter skills by learning to take off and land.įly the Secretary of Defense around Edwards Airbase.įly apples to a resort near Methow Valley State Airport (S52), and then fly another load to Lost River Resort (W12). Tutorial 10: Helicopter Takeoff and Landing Learn the basics of helicopter flight by flying through nine gates. Learn the basics of flying a jet aircraft in a short trip across Scotland. Learn to fly a glider over the mountains west of Minden, Nevada. Learn to take off from and land at short mountain airstrips. Tutorial 6: Introduction to Mountain Flying Learn how to approach an airport for landing. Learn to taxi like a pro in three different airplanes! Learn to navigate using the Mission Compass and the Mission Pointer as you fly to three hot air balloons. Learn the basics, then take off.and land!įly an ultralight through a marked course. List of Missions in Microsoft Flight Simulator X Name The Steam Edition of the game includes 88 missions. Missions include unique dialogue and objectives (sometimes decision based) that the user needs to complete in order to achieve success and award them with Rewards for completing these objectives. They create different scenarios for the user to take part in using a variety of aircraft and flight conditions. I hope the ones for FS2020 are a bit more lenient.Missions are task-oriented flights in Microsoft Flight Simulator X listed under the "Missions" tab. Unfortunately after a couple of similar incidents I ditched it.
This is more like qualification than training or practising. I drop the throttle a bit but before the aircraft had any chance of slowing I was back at the menu page!
In the actual lessons I sometimes got frustrated by the way that if you didn’t achieve what the instructor directed within a few seconds it ditched you out of the flight with a failure.Įxample: Took off to fly a circuit and was flying at 75KIAS when instructor says I should be at 70. The FS Academy “On Instruments” for FSX had good info - the videos were okay though I thought the guy could do with projecting his voice a bit more - sounded a bit quiet and reserved - and so were the pdf documents. I didn’t do that many of them as I’ve been flying virtually for some 35 years (if what we had back then can be called virtual ‘flying’!) but flew about half a dozen of the first ones and was quite impressed. I thought the default ones were pretty good for beginners. Do you mean the default lessons or the FS Academy lessons?
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