TBM 930 from LIBR to LIFR (Rome).
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Some traffic over here if you look very close, can you spot it?
Look ATC, if Generic is ignoring you, how many times can you repeat …
Wow wait, finally they listened:
Love the landscape in Italy
Is it just me or do clouds look good from a distance but disappear when coming closer?
That’s quite the runway selection, 28 kts crosswind …
Visibility also not amazing
First time I have rain on the windshield
The wind took a turn
Those taxi instructions … basicallyl the whole alphabet
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Quick hop from Montgomery to Catalina, visual approach into runway 04. The Turbonormalized version of the SR made quick work of the transit.
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Flew the ATR 42 600 from Orlando to Savannah
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KTVL, Lake Tahoe over to KSFO, San Francisco International via Yosemite National Park. I got the timing right for a beautiful sunset as I went over the park but left myself with a night landing at SF - looks like I’ll have to do some sightseeing on my way out. I haven’t been to SF since 2009 so it’ll be interesting to see how (Bing Maps show ) its changed.
Heading toward Yosemite village
Looking back over Clouds Rest
and a view of Half Dome as I go by
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I crossed Colombia on my tour around Pacific in DC-3 in real weather: SKLC 
SKCO
There were some clouds, but it was easy to avoid them. And luckily departure and destination were sunny. However, it seem that this part of the world is usually very cloudy. Satellite images are quite low quality and with lot of white spots (probably ground covered in clouds).
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Finally broke down and bought the PMDG 736, I live in a remote rural area and I like to fly out of my hometown. We don’t get -700 or -800 variants coming in here, but there are a few 600’s operating in Canada, and companies such as Air Inuit fly the 732 into my town once in a while.
Still gotta finish up my mod to our airport, the only parking available for 73’s has an auto-gen building stupidly stuck there.
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I reached the equator on my tour around Pacific in DC-3 in real weather: SKCO SEQM
This was shorter leg, but high altitude destination to get some fresh air. I decided to stop at Mariscal Sucre airport in Ecuador. The airport is MSFS handmade airport with some MSFS ads.
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@CasualClick Is that the updated SR22 that they said would replace the current one?
and for the thread - a few pics from an Australia trip to Canberra (really great addon)
animated billboards which somebody once told me wouldn’t be possible:
I kept going back to this airport to try it do it more justice with my shots but it didnt work out.
these seem to be the best I can do… Oh well 
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Performed a successful C&D engine start on the Kodiak 100, after several failed attempts. Then I took the Kodiak for a short jaunt around the San Diego area, did some stupid stuff and had to slew which killed the engine. Sadly my in-flight engine restart was NOT successful, but that’s on me. These “study level” things can be somewhat like a puzzle, even with checklists!
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Love the billboards “Oh look a new ORBX package is available!”, they really know the target audience.
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Port Moresby to Cairns. Would love a more efficient Port Moresby scenery as the freeware causes some spikes nearby. At any rate. Flight passed uneventfully. Weather was great.
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Tampa (KTPA) to Portland, ME (KPWM)
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This sim is a like a pandoras box of hobbies. There is the flight sim hobby, the PC tweaking hobby, the setting things up to make things more immersive in the sim hobby etc. The last few weeks I’ve gone down some never ending rathole setting up Air Manager panels, Stream Deck profiles, learning AAO, and finally the last few days organizing all my add-ons with Addon Linker.
But today, I just flew around. I actually used the sim for flight simming. I decided to check out a few of the Seattle payware airports I own as well as the Kodiak. I ended up flying from KRNT - KTIW - KSEA - KBLI - 1WA6 - KPAE - KFHR (missed approach due to SU13 jacking up some terrain here) and diverted to CYYJ.
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Flew the LatinA321 from Savannah to KJFK airport
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I flew my favorite JPL Cessna 152 (N280TF…thanks for the awesome retro paint, Waffler!) from San Diego-Montogomery (KMYF) to Chiriaco Summit (L77), departing about 1330 Local with real weather. I followed the recommended VFR flyway to the northeast, climbing to 7,500 feet as airspace permitted, then dropped back down into the Colorado Desert near Borrego Springs before crossing the Salton Sea. Great desert scenery! I kind of plunked her on at L77, but got to chat with the group holding a landing competition. I highly recommend the General Patton Memorial Museum! 
Climbing out of KMYF…San Diego behind.
Cresting the Peninsular Ranges near the Julian VOR.
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had to ride that jetstream
near Porto
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LSZH - LOWW with Swiss air!
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