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Hi Joe Thank you for that. I was pretty sure that the Hangar would be the place for help with this and I wasn't wrong. I have always appreciated how many helpful people post on your site and it is a real pleasure to be back and part of it. Cheers Doug

Come see how the Allies, mainly the USA, supplied China to fight the invading Japanese in WW2. The airlift supply route involved hazardous flying over the SE tail-end of the Himalayas, hence the name "The Hump". The job was done but not without significant loss of personnel and aircraft. At the time, it was the largest airlift operation in history. Enjoy not only the history but also the flying and scenery as well. Hope you do enjoy. Cheers.

Thanks for another interesting documentary Frank, it's all too easy to forget these amazing WWII feats and how heroic those airmen were. Cheers, Joe

Hi Doug, From looking at their web site I gather this plane is only available for X-Plane right now and I don't use this sim personally. I tried looking for a free manual download and didn't see any available on their site either, so did a browser search and didn't find much. There was a mention of a pop-up autopilot and another of a fellow finding the special spot to pop-up the FMS but was unable to work any of the buttons. To little information I would say so your only choices are, contact Carenado and hope they might give you an answer, wait for someone here that might know the an

https://www.pcworld.com/article/532605/worst_tech_predictions.html Cheers

I was thinking the other day... Why is “bra" singular and "panties" plural?