Another shot of the Sabre flight into Bali. Didn't get the camera out quick enough to catch everyone though, Derry had ducked out already.
I pushed the engine damage all the way down to 14% trying to catch up to Tom and Rob for some in-flights but never caught em.
For what it's worth, I didn't leave because I wanted to, FS2004 gave me an out of memory error. I suppose part of it may have been where I took almost 100 screenshots along the way.
Well, if nothing else I did get a few pictures of everyone on the ground in Bali.
Edit: Okay, pictures and the Duenna log from my flight are attached.
Thanks Mike. It was fun and the Sabre is a pretty nice formation aircraft.
Maybe that's fuel for a future idea, after all we got 3 of them down with a spread of 2 secs and the fourth 24 secs later (hampered by having to fly it NORDO - that's NO RaDiO - and a delay getting his free formation pass)
Thinking "Operation Leapfrog" - mass Sabre flights across the N. Atlantic in winter...
Flight from Choisel (AGGC) to Nauru International (ANYN). Nice day over the South Pacific, but solid thunder storms the whole way!
Dawn breaks over the eastern Pacific, on the way from Hawaii to Monterey, CA
Final approach to Monterey (KMRY). This is the moment I broke out from under the solid overcast, at about three miles. You can see Rob and crashaz parked down there, giving me weather updates ("you can't see doodley squat"). Five seconds after I shot this pic, the fog closed in...
En-route from Del Caribe Intl Gen Santiago Margarite International Airport (SVMG), Venezuela, to Piarco International (TTPP), Port of Spain, in the King Air B350 Team Flight. You can see some of our team flight shipmates ahead.
Final approach to TTPP. Somebody said there were giant trees off the approach end of the runway here (what a surprise!) so I tried to make a high & steep approach.
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