Screenshots At Request By Jankees

[Aharon]

Shalom and greetings all my pals,

YIKES YIKES YIKES I have not published screenshots since last January and 3 millions worth of my screenshots have been piling up in my pc waiting for me to edit, research, and publish!!

After purchasing 2 weeks ago the payware add on plane on sale for lousy nine bucks, please allow me to present darn simple screenshot flight report on flight testing of my very first Captain Sim 707 flight from FMMI Ivato International Airport located 16 km northwest of the city centre of Antananarivo which is the capital of Madagascar to FMEE Roland Garros Airport located 7 kilometres east of Saint-Denis in Sainte-Marie on island of Réunion off eastern Africa.

Jankees have requested for screenshots featuring one of his ten Captain Sim 707 repaints.

Descending from Fl310 to 11,000 ft



Passing through clouds during descent from 11,000 ft to 4,000 ft



At 4,000 ft just below clouds getting ready for final runway approach to runway 12



First touchdown of brand new Captain Sim 707!!



Front landing gear making runway contact



Engaging reverse thrusters have created exciting engine smokes from new engines



Exiting from runway toward passenger terminal gate



Thank you for viewing and please stay tuned for next exciting flight.

Regards,

Aharon

[jankees]

Aharon, nice shots, and the 707 looks good, but a bit less of the 'famous' please...

[Aharon]

Not a problem, Jankees

I am going to make another screenshot post featuring one of your Captain Sim repaints. Maybe a nice TAP airline flight out of Lisbon??

Regards,

Aharon

[Splitpin]

Great post Aharon .... nice to see Captain Sim stuff again. I must dust my copy off and screen it ....

[Aharon]

Great post Aharon .... nice to see Captain Sim stuff again. I must dust my copy off and screen it ....

Thanks for your kind words. WARNING: you might find Captain Sim 707 cockpit panel TOO ADDICTIVE FUN!! It even has rain repellent switch button. Wondering what does it exactly do for 707???

Here is INTERESTING fact by historians about this precise same aircraft with same livery and registration number as painted by Jankess as seen below:

this (N322F) is the famous "Pole-Cat" B707

Crewed by five Captains, three Flight Engineers, and three Navigators, this plane had made the whirlwind flight, on Nov. 14, 1965, on a 26,230-mile, 57 hour, 27 minute flight around the world - from Pole to Pole...

"The flight departed HNL and flew north to the North Pole, then south to London Heathrow, where they stopped for fuel. Unexpected runway restrictions limited the 707’s takeoff weight, so they had to make an extra fuel stop at Lisbon, Portugal before flying to Buenos Aires, Argentina. After another fuel stop there, they continued south, circled the South Pole four times, then headed north to Christchurch, New Zealand. From there, they continued on (back) to Honolulu...."


Regards,

Aharon