Globe Cargo

Waiting for taxi clearance.


In line behind a CRJ.


Climbing to 33,000 feet.


Over the Atlantic Ocean


Enjoy. This was a lot of fun and an extremely LONG flight.

Great shots Jason.

That first pic. is amazing when you think about it, I mean, for a simulated thing.

Check out the bend in the wings with all the fuel they are carrying.

It always amazed me when I was on one of these 747s to see the wings hanging down with the weight of the fuel, and then gradually move higher and higher on the take-off run.

John

The PMDG 747 is the most accurate plane I've ever seen. A friend of mine is a retired 747 captain and was involved in the design work on the PMDG 747 and MD-11 and she told me you might as well be in the real thing. It's that realistic.

Thanks for the compliments. Look for more down the line.

Love the shots mate
Any Approach ones ? or any Cabin Crew ?

you must be talknig about Jane Racheal whittiker =-)

Jason Archambeault wrote:The PMDG 747 is the most accurate plane I've ever seen. A friend of mine is a retired 747 captain and was involved in the design work on the PMDG 747 and MD-11 and she told me you might as well be in the real thing. It's that realistic.

Thanks for the compliments. Look for more down the line.

Actually yes.

Has anyone come across any scenery for Luanda as yet?

Am considereing doing this route, but am spoilt and really only like routes without default. sigh lol