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Like the 747 I think you should also check out The Unofficial Boeing 737 Glass Simulator Checkride Manual as this is a very easy to follow step-step illustrated manual for orientating yourself to the 737.Р”В¬arenado and Flight 1 have both released a Cessna 172.

With the right performance tweaks in game you an probably find a good frame rate compromise. Performance wise I found it was a little bit more taxing than running the 747-400X. When it pops up on Amazon it can be quite cheap (when it is in stock).Р”Р„ircraft is quite detailed and in the package you get the 737 NGX 800/900. This package costs a little more than the 747 and retails for $70 on the official website.

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Host of documentation, training and crew manuals provided.

3D lights that interact with scenery objects casting shadows and illuminating them.

Head up guidance system (drop down HUD that looks like jet fighter helmet visor) is modeled.

You can actually walk down the cabin aisle

Flight and engine models that are close to actual Boeing performance charts.

I think they spent like 3 years perfecting the 737. PMDG put a lot of time building and release each aircraft. The kind of simulated detail that PMDG put in means you can do those 45 startups and follow real operating procedure manuals right down to the button and knobs. iFly have also released a version but they donРІР‚в„ўt come any where close to the level of detail and realism that PMDG put into each and everyone of their aircraft. PMDG 737 NGXР”Р„nother PMDG aircraft and for good reason. If you want a easy to follow step by step checkride manual I suggest you look for The Unofficial Boeing 747-400 Simulator Checkride Manual as an additional purchase to ease yourself into flying a 747.

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This airplane costs only $29.99 online and comes with a huge 300 page plus operating and instructions manual. The PMDG 747 comes in a couple of variants, from the 747-400, to the 747-400F and the new 747 Version X.

All aircraft systems faithfully translated into FSX.

New sound sets recorded from a real authentic 747 flight deck.

Airplane parts are animated, from flaps and gears even down to cargo and passenger doors.

All parts modeled down to the minute of details. Its a matter of preference of course, but if you want to fly one of the biggest birds in the sky than the 747 is the best way to start. The newer 747 with glass cockpits are a lot nicer to fly. My first taste of flying a 747 started with the Pilot in Command series.

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This is one heavy resource hungry add-on be prepared to give your PC a run for its performance dollars.If you can get above 20fps on KLAX youРІР‚в„ўre doing something right. Including but not limited to checklists, procedure manuals etc. Buying the Airbus X also gets you a whole bunch of manuals and documentation.

Includes popular liveries (US Airways, BA, Lufthansa)Р”Р„irbus X is available as a digital download and costs $43 from most online places.

Created with help from many Airbus pilots and Air Berlin it is what Aerosoft believes an airliner in FSX should be.Р”Вirectly aimed at the user who likes to fly and not to spend too much time on configuration and pre-flight checks but who does not want to compromise on the modelling and features, this aircraft will appeal to a large group of flight simmers. The Aerosoft Airbus X is a high definition rendering of this venerable aircraft for FSX. This is a serious HD rendition of the the Airbus for FSX.

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The Wilco Airbus Evolution series donРІР‚в„ўt come anywhere close to this. Still these add-on aircraft represent the pinnacle of simulation perfection available even to the virtual home captain. After all, not everyone wants to fly a 747. The list is not ordered from best to worse. This list is compiled by me and comes from things that I have read or seen. For those people who it would be outright silly not to spend that $60 on an add-on aircraft that models and simulates every last detail, nut and bolt so that every button and switch on their real life cockpit is simulated in game. Then there are people who spend $10,000 building an exact replica 747 cockpit in their living room/garage. They arenРІР‚в„ўt great, but are decent enough for those of us who want to jump in and take a spin in a 747 or Cessna and not worry about anything more than auto-start, flaps and throttle while already on an active runway.

The default planes in Microsoft FSX are pretty decent.

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