The aircraft have been flown in Alaska and The Rockies. However this requires new aircraft and different flight plans and these are not provided. The aircraft can be adjusted for the passenger to sit on the right side. The passenger is seated in row 6 seat 1 on the left, just forward of the door giving a slightly rearward view. The passenger may therefore have to correct speed during the flight. In passenger mode, the aircraft is really flying 'blind' or by remote control. Speed control of the aircraft is not automatic and therefore the passenger is provided with speed and altitude readouts. The autopilot has been modified to allow these outcomes. The heading must also be changable and the aircraft must fly onto the heading. The concept of flying with a passenger requires that the aircraft will fly to a preset altitude. Original documentation is provided in this download to give information and the necessary acknowledgements to those responsible for the original design.īoth aircraft have been re-tuned to climb and fly safely at 16300ft in FSX. The Amphibian aircraft is based on the FS2004 Milton Shupe, Scott Thomas, and André Folkers Beechcraft D18S with floats by B. With permission, the 'Wheeled' aircraft is based on the FS2004 Milton Shupe, Scott Thomas, and André Folkers Beechcraft D18S. Two complete aircraft in the one package. Packaged by Ross McLennan.īeechcraft D18S, with 'Passenger In The Cabin'. Detailed maps of the terrain being flown over are provided in the cockpit and the cabin. Land the amphibian on two high Alpine lakes. In Switzerland see the Eiger, the James Bond Schilthorn, the Kandersteg, the Matterhorn, the Rhone and Grosser Aletsch Glaciers and fly a circuit of Mont Blanc in search of the Mer de Glace.

Aircraft can also be adjusted for right side views and have also been flown in Alaska and The Rockies.

The ficticious flights are designed to give the best possible passenger views of the grand scenery from a left side cabin window. Some sim icons are replaced with multi function versions by Jean-Pierre Langer. The aircraft are 'dressed' to represent a ficticious company called 'Grand Swiss Alp Tours (GSAT)' using textures by the 'Swiss-Eagle' Patrick Nadig and flying out of Thun, Sion and Ulrichen in the Swiss Alps. Original aircraft documentation is provided and gives information and the necessary acknowledgements to those responsible for the original FS2004 design. With the permission of the FS2004 copyright holders, these two original FS2004 D18S aircraft have been adjusted to climb and fly safely in FSX at an altitude of 16,300 feet using the Passenger In The Cabin (left side) concept from FS2002. Two complete aircraft, wheeled and amphibian by Ross McLennan, Milton Shupe, Scott Thomas, and Andre Folkers with floats by B.

Fsx 2d passenger view 2018