Al Pelletier's Round Robins - Azores

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Round Robin adventure: SATA Air Azores and flown in the Islands of the Azores, Portugal. It was flown with Microsoft FS2000\FS2002\2004\FS-X and can also be flown with any Flight Simulator that has the required Airports and Navaids included in its own database. A note here, that I also used ‘Pedro E.M.C.D. Sousa’s great Upgrade of the Azores and can be found at ftp://www.realazores.com/ It is an awesome package and for those of you, that flew in and out of there at one time, it will make you feel as if you are back for real. They also have a virtual airline (SATAVIRTUAL) with great downloads at http://www.satavirtual.org

Al Pelletier's Round Robins - Boeing

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This is a true to life route. We’re on a test for a brand new B737 out of the Renton WA Boeing plant. Strap in your favorite B737 and have a great flight. It will work with all versions of Flight Sim

Al Pelletier's Round Robins - Calgary

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This flight is based on a true route of Westjet and is based in western Canada. It actually lands at my home of Comox (twice daily) BC. Written in 2003 for Computer Pilot Magazine (pay them a visit at www.computerpilot.com). You’ll just need the basic 737 for this exercise. I used the great Dreamfleet 737 of that time for FS2002, and the PMDG 737 for FS2004 both in Westjet liveries. Lots of high resolution maps, approach plates etc..

Al Pelletier's Round Robins - Castlegar

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Hi again Flight Simmers. This adventure takes place in the Interior of British Columbia Canada, which is a very rugged and mountainous area. In fact, one of the toughest areas of the World, for any kind of planes to fly regular routes. I flew this route with 2 different airplanes. One with the Dornier and one with the old DC3 Dakota. With the more modern airplane, you can fly in and out of the route in IFR conditions with no problems. But with an aircraft that has a maximum of 500 to 900 Feet per minute rate of climb, you have to fly in VFR condition out of Castlegar to find an area that will allow you to climb to IMC(Instrument Meteorological Conditions) from VMC (Visual Meteorological Conditions). The DC3 I flew is by Bill Rambow, Roy Chaffin and Jan Visser. This, folks, is simply the BEST airplane that I have ever seen for MS Flight Sim, since 1982! This airplane and all the necessary scenery for this article can be found at http://wings.ark.com in the Full Throttle directory and probably at the Flight Simulator World web site. A list of all the necessary or nice to have files are listed on these pages.

Al Pelletier's Round Robins - Hockey Charter

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This adventure was written in October 2000. It is a Hockey charter in very miserable winter conditions on the US Eastern Sea Board. Should be flown with a DC-9 or B737. {This has been my favorite RR of all times!!)It is based on a true flight, from the Detroit Red Wings. It can be flown in FS2000/2004/FS-X

Al Pelletier's Round Robins - Japan

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This one was written back in 2003, for Computer Pilot Magazine. Many maps and approach plates. Another cargo run suitable for a B747, B727, Airbus etc.. Japan Airline (JAL) cargo run to USAF Kadena Air base in Okinawa City. It was flown with Microsoft FS2000\FS2002\FS2004\FS-X and can be flown with any Flight Sim that has the required Airports and Navaids included in its own database.

Al Pelletier's Round Robins - Jet Blue Round Robin

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JetBlue Standard domestic Route (See details on actual airline below). This Round Robin adventure takes place in the North East area of the United States. It was flown with Microsoft FS2000\FS2002\FS2004 and can be flown with any Flight Sim that has the required Airports and Navaids included in its own database.

Al Pelletier's Round Robins - Medevac to Chattanooga

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This Round Robin adventure takes place in the State of Tennessee, USA. It was flown with Microsoft FS2000\FS2002 but can be flown with any Flight Sim that has the required Airports and Navaids included in its own database. Scenery Microsoft Default FS2000 or FS2002. I also used the United States Base Terrain Upgrade from FSGENESIS (http://www.fsgenesis.com). The Great Smokey Mountains were just fantastic with this addon. I strongly recommend it.

Al Pelletier's Round Robins - New Zealand

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In this Round Robin, you are flying for the New Zealand Air force and are on Pilot trainer/Round Robin. I have added some very rare charts and maps with this one. The charts and maps are in high resolution, so don’t be scared to zoom on!

Al Pelletier's Round Robins - Pensacola - Atlanta

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This Round Robin is based on a true ASA Scheduled flight, a subsidiary of the Delta Connection. At the time of writing, back in 2002, I had found some great CRJ’s at AVSIM. I am sure that you will find some CRJ’s for FS2004 also. This is a great flight, that will take you to the Southern USA (Pensacola, Atlanta and New Orleans) area. Lots of high resolution graphics.