Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Panels
VFR/Landing View for "Level-D Simulations: The 767"

File Description:
After a lot of hard work, and help and advice from 757/767 captains, I'm proud to release this small add-on for "Level-D Simulations: The 767"! This view has been verified by pilot's to be close to the "real-thing"! I have created two styles of these panels. One with the Radar-Altimeter tape (like AAL and Delta use on their 767-300s) and one without (like UAL). Both were made to work more seemlesly with PIC 767. Landing your 767 will never be the same again... Special thanks to "Jake" at www.airliners.net; without his input and photos, this panel would not exist. DISCLAIMER: THESE FILES ARE THOROUGHLY TESTED. HOWEVER, THEY ARE TO BE USED AT YOUR OWN RISK!!! Level-D is not responsible for any modifications to their product. Send an E-Mail to [email protected] with any comments or technical difficulties!

Filename:	VFRLanding_View_for_LevelD_Simulations_The_767.zip
License:	Freeware, limited distribution
Added:	18th October 2005, 10:22:05
Downloads:	5,291
Author:	Philip A. Geddes
Size:	863.24 KB

Category: Flight Simulator 2004 - Panels
Boeing 717 Panel

File Description:
Call it DC9, MD80, 717 - whatever. This is/was a great little plane - as nimble as a regional jet - yet stable as a 757. Douglas flooded the market with these things while trying to unload MD11s in package deals. The MD11s are history (shame), but these boys are still flying high and strong. Almost all pilots jumping up to the majors flew these planes for years. Admittedly, the old cockpits were a mess and you needed four eyes to keep track of the instruments. When the 717, or the first MD90 EHD came along, they had these glass gauges and it truly became a joy to fly these things. Now, Boeing has decided to discontinue production. Check out JCA website for some real nice 717s. Thanks to Ken Mitchell for his great MFD gauges. Enjoy the panel and the aircraft before they become classics.

Filename:	Boeing_717_Panel.zip
License:	Freeware
Added:	3rd January 2006, 03:23:41
Downloads:	18,171
Author:	Capt. Rad James Yarjan
Size:	7.69 MB