Aerostar (A2A)

[Naki]

Still in early access but getting better every week...my now go to aircraft for hopping around NZ. Being waiting 10 years for this to be released! Shots from various places all over NZ

[Splitpin]

Oh yes

[Charl]

These are good shots of a fast and quite dangerous aircraft.
Sounds like a lot of fun!

[Naki]

Thanks guys ...the Aerostar is quite easy to fly...maybe its dangerous because of inexperienced pilots flying quite a high performance aircraft. The fuel transfer operation is quite complicated, not that I've got that far as yet as I haven't flown it on a long trip. This may also be the cause of some mishaps

[hasegawa]

The Aerostar series is a remarkable development and there have always been more or less good replicas of aircraft from this series, since the MSFS 2004 and certainly before that... since the 98.
A2A aircraft have never disappointed me. I think this will be interesting, even for me. It could be a good addition to my “Black Square fleet”. The Carenado planes have largely been sorted out and are rarely used... except for nostalgic reasons, the Cessna 182RG “Skylane”, which we started with in 1990, and the Piper “Seneca” V, which I used to fly from Keflavik via Greenland to Bangor in Maine... was an adventure back then.