here’s four shots from a trip across Texas few weeks ago:
Beaver from Ketchikan Harbor to Josephine Lake (JOSE), if you haven’t landed on an elevated mountain lake you should try it! Wound up at a lighthouse (GUAR). I believe both of them contain scenery from Return to Misty Moorings.
Nice day for flying!
Approach to Lake Josephine, low and slow.
Departing from the lake.
Beach party…eh, parking at the lighthouse!
Yes, the Pipistrel, a nice little plane., I like the fact it has the steam gauges, so as a backup if the glass cockpit fails, around busy airports. Added to my favourites
.
Today finished the real life comparison video. The detail is just amazing! With the real sound it’s like you are there.
-Bram
SkyLane
Flying the Mitsubishi MU-2 from KAMA to KSPS this morning. I picked up the plane when it was released but today is the first time I have actually loaded it up for a flight. Nice little twin!
Flew the DHC-2 Beaver on floats around the Caribbean. Or to give it it’s full name:

Why? ![]()
Earlier this week I recorded segments of a full flight in the A2A Comanche. The original flight plan was KDTA - KTEX, but I diverted
to KGJT due to icing.
RKSI to RJCK in the Fokker f28 4000
Today I discovered some of Egypt; pics here
Victoria Falls (FVFA), Zimbabwe to Nairobi (HKJK), Kenya
Crossing Zambezi River (Zimbabwe-Zambia border)
Flying over Tanzania, with Kilimanjaro at the East
Approaching Nairobi
Parked at Gate 21
Yesterday (is that allowed?
) I flew the Fenix from Adelaide YPAD to Sydney YSSY.
I then flew on to Auckland NZAA but I’d dropped the camera down the side of the seat and couldn’t find it so no pics for that one.
Today I was on shift operating HIOWAA from EGHI, using the H145 action pack with the excellent “random and anywhere” mod from fs.to.
The first dispatch was to the Isle of Wight where a plane had crash landed. The great British weather was doing its thing which made VFR mildly challenging.
I found the site and landed, the doctors were quickly on scene to stabilise the patient.
Patient loaded, preparing to go.
We flew back to Southampton General Hospital and the patient was rushed to emergency.
Just as soon as we were down another emergency dispatch came through, so we were back in the air in no time. The call was for a girl injured at a high school in Salisbury.
Patient on board, Salisbury District Hospital wasn’t ready to take her so it was back to Southampton General.
A busy shift finished and back to home base.
Even the sun was threatening to show between the clouds.
Nice lazy Sunday flight ferrying tourists back from Sin City to SLC in the PMDG 737-800. Sunny and clear Lost Wages skies gave way to heavy overcast and cold rain with icing conditions during the descent toward Salt Lake. Garbage weather + dramatic landscapes = cool screenshots though.
Finished a 3 hour recording and edit in a 2.5 minute cinematic video, the result is beautiful. ![]()
![]()
-Bram
SkyLane


























































