you will be able to park using the docking board in: A340, A330, 777, 747, 767, A320 family, 757, 737 family, md90, CRJ, and ATR, and i guess ERJs as well, but im not sure

it doesn’t matter what model u use, – you could park up in a default 747 POSKY 747 or a PMDG 747. u can park up using a LD767 or a Posky 767, u can park up in a PSS 777 or a Meljet 777 – they’ll work all the same, no matter who created the model.

in order for the air bridge to line up properly with the aircraft and your main passenger door, u will have to park more or less perfectly. the air bridge uses two height settings – normal (A320, 737 etc), and a/c above a certain height are treated as wide bodied (777, 747, a340, a330 width). the widths and heights of different aircraft types are different, of course, so don’t always expect it to work perfectly on all types of aircraft. the catering truck works on the same basis.

the ground vehicles will then surround the aircraft once the catering truck and the air bridge have extended.

UK2000 British Airports scenery has this feature on some gates at the major airports. all very nice, and cool to watch.

i think other payware packages like World Airports has the feature on some gates as well.

Is this the first time a Sky Marshall has ever had to intervene in a situation?

part two, as promised

thanks

The livery looks like it came from the designer of Sun Country’s colour scheme. nice

thanks James 🙂

part two will come up later, when i have time to post them

hi

i haven’t got time to do long flights anymore :-(, so i do lots of short ones instead. hehehehe

here are far too many shots from a few Ryanair flights, done one after the other – Dublin – Liverpool – Dublin -Birmingham, flown in real weather.

enjoy

sorry dial up’ers

at dublin

climbing out of dublin

taxiing to liverpools active, flight back to dublin

part two coming up

thanks

hi

the easy way for me a couple of days ago

Gatwick to Cork, 737-700 kittyhawk model, real weather. the weather was nice in london, but blooming awful in Cork – thunderstorms and all

thanks

ive fallen in love with this panel

thanks