It is a nice aircraft, even in RL. A very good school highwing aircraft. Just one question: why hou fly such little birds from huge international airports instead of little GA airports? There are a lot of them in Australia. Some very nice made and more appropriate then Sidney international where a GA will probaly never will have approval to land for obvious reasons.
I have recorded all of my reviews for the last 4 years from the same parking space Ramp 77 at Sydney airport. For all big and small aircraft. It started as just a place I knew the local area as I worked in Sydney for many years then I decided to stick to the same starting location. In MSFS24 I will find a new location and maybe more GA friendly too.
@BrettPlays yes I follow you quite a lot. For this reason I have poinfed out that maybe would be not bad to change for another place. I see you love GA auicraft and fdankly, in RL an LSA will never land in a congested international airport like Sidney. There are ibterbational airpirts with a small GA component (as example Zurich international here in Switzerland) but ... to land there you have to ask permission well before and ... they give you some little "Windows" ( in wich they know there is not too much traffic) and if you cone too soon or late... you go landing elswere. A controller can not have a small and slow GA making circuit in big airports , forcing big and costly jets to make circuit waiting for clereance only because a privat pilot wish go land there. Who pay the cost ? Just for info, of course ... I have been a simner for long time before starting flying for real . Now I am 67 and cannot fly gliders anymore. Safety first. I like the fact tgat hou make rewiew also of less known aircrafts. Now is time for MSFS2024 and I suppose will be a big mess with million of people trying it. I will wait a lot before buying it, and you?
Nice review Brett 😊
Thanks Tutti, short and to the point I hope.
Dont you think the cockpit texture is too "clean"?
Well it does look brand new and I think that is what the dev went for. But some wear would be nice
is that steering issue same as IRL or its a bug?
Yeah same as in real life, you need to use brake to steer.
It is a nice aircraft, even in RL. A very good school highwing aircraft. Just one question: why hou fly such little birds from huge international airports instead of little GA airports? There are a lot of them in Australia. Some very nice made and more appropriate then Sidney international where a GA will probaly never will have approval to land for obvious reasons.
I have recorded all of my reviews for the last 4 years from the same parking space Ramp 77 at Sydney airport. For all big and small aircraft. It started as just a place I knew the local area as I worked in Sydney for many years then I decided to stick to the same starting location. In MSFS24 I will find a new location and maybe more GA friendly too.
@BrettPlays yes I follow you quite a lot. For this reason I have poinfed out that maybe would be not bad to change for another place. I see you love GA auicraft and fdankly, in RL an LSA will never land in a congested international airport like Sidney. There are ibterbational airpirts with a small GA component (as example Zurich international here in Switzerland) but ... to land there you have to ask permission well before and ... they give you some little "Windows" ( in wich they know there is not too much traffic) and if you cone too soon or late... you go landing elswere. A controller can not have a small and slow GA making circuit in big airports , forcing big and costly jets to make circuit waiting for clereance only because a privat pilot wish go land there. Who pay the cost ? Just for info, of course ... I have been a simner for long time before starting flying for real . Now I am 67 and cannot fly gliders anymore. Safety first. I like the fact tgat hou make rewiew also of less known aircrafts. Now is time for MSFS2024 and I suppose will be a big mess with million of people trying it. I will wait a lot before buying it, and you?