A brand-new refreshing Piper Arrow III In Flight Oops, in flight what does that mean? I welcome you on-board of the brand-new ported Piper Arrow III created by Just Flight in corporation with Thranda Design although I need to make some corrections to clarify the word “ported”. According to Just Flight “The starting point was a Microsoft Flight Simulator FSX model, but the aircraft was not ported from FSX to X-Plane 11 as that isn’t actually possible as it would be from say FSX to P3D. The model and some of the textures were reused but also modified, and the rest is entirely new. The aircraft is designed to be consistent in style with the existing FSX/P3D/FSW versions. Further on, worth clarifying that this is a fully-fledged XP aircraft which takes full advantage of the platform.”. As I started with, we’re on a test flight somewhere in Florida, USA where I’m pleased to inform you that the Arrow III flies, looks and sounds gorgeous.
I had, many years ago, my PPL lessons at KEVB (New Smyrna Beach), so I found it a good idea to do this first test flight near KEVB. Anyway, I’ve departed from KEVB and flying in a Western direction at an altitude of maximum 1000 feet till I’m close to DeLand airport (KDED) where I will climb to an altitude of 3000 feet. Let me go back to the moment I taxied from the apron, near my flying school, to runway 25. I could also have taken runway 29 which is on the other side of the apron. Whatever I did, either runway points more or less in a Western direction.
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