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Pic2 I was heading across the pond when this happened.I forgot to turn off the afterburners, no fuel left just this trail in the sky before the engines cut out.

Hi Guys, A short video of night landing I did into Madeira on FSX, feedback is always welcomed. Cheers, Sam.

Pasta had not been invented. Curry was a surname. A takeaway was a mathematical problem. A pizza was something to do with a leaning tower. Bananas and oranges only appeared at Christmas time. All crisps were plain; the only choice we had was whether to put the salt on or not. A Chinese chippy was a foreign carpenter. Rice was a milk pudding, and never, ever part of our dinner. A Big Mac was what we wore when it was raining. Brown bread was something only poor people ate. Oil was for lubricating, fat was for cooking. Tea was made in a teapot using te

Howdy from Arcata/Eureka California, home base of Eureka - We Haul It, a rambling mixed fleet of aircraft and helicopters that span cargo solutions ranging from the size a rush courier bag, to the contents of an entire post office, over a territory covering most of the west half of the USA, plus Hawaii and Alaska. As CEO it is my self assigned task to personally make the rounds of my various bases and hangars to check up on operations, personnel issues, as well as pitching in by hauling a small cargo or two en route when possible. Our customers love to hear that the CEO himself personally

Avro Lancastrian, converted about 15 years ago from an old Airfix Lancaster Bomber that had got a bit knocked about! I stripped the old warbird back to her component parts, then removed all the gun turrets. The fairings were a conversion kit. The result is what you see. The whole model is about 40 years old! Thanks for viewing.

...Bare Metal Cherokee: What do you think?

Third: AGM-88 Launch, I don't know why the wheels are down by the way

Second: American Airlines (Sorry but it's kind of hard to see the contrails.)

First one: Dogfight! (F/A-18 vs. MiG-29)

yeah it was a strat, that wa seasy but it never ceases to amaze me how the human brain works, i can remember all those flights as if they were only a year or two ago. yes it was noisy but nothing like flying in a york or lancastrian. however on this flight i well recall at some point between shannon and goose bay we were next to be served dinner when we hit an air pocket and the dinner cart went up and hit the ceiling did a 180 and deposited all its hot contents over my mother and near bye seats. it took ages to clean up and sadly we all went hungry. to add insult to injury the goose ba

Nice set Alan!

Missile away!

His well known song about defragging, When I'm cleaning Windows. We've had windows lately so let's have Doors

Smoke shot 1 here And good luck everyone!

Good luck everyone! (1) Edge 540 Cheers, Sam.

2nd one , Twister! Extra 300 over EGHR