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Digital Aviation / Flight 1 Fokker 70/100. The product comes as 290Mb download from Flight One. The Fokker does not include in the box the FSX jetway support. Download safe fsx digital aviation fokker 100at TreeTorrent with new service 'SpyOFF VPN' for making. Fsx Fs9 Crack Da Fokker torrent. FSX - Digital Aviation.
Product Information Publisher: / Description: Add-on Aircraft. Download Size: 282 MB (SP1) Format: Download Simulation Type: FS9 & FSX Reviewed by: AVSIM Staff Reviewer - October 24,2008 Introduction Digital Aviation’s F70/F100 adds to the hangar a couple of popular European regional jets from Dutch manufacturer Fokker. Fewer than 300 Fokker 70 and 100s were built in the late 80s and 90s, mostly due to the unfortunate bankruptcy of Fokker Aviation in 1996. The manufacturer has a rich history of contributions to the aerospace industry. Starting in 1912 as a German aircraft maker, the company made a name for itself with the Dr. I triplane flown by ace “Red” Baron Von Richtofen.
The company moved to the Netherlands after World War I, had several successes, most notably the original tri-motor passenger concept of the 30s. This design was largely copied by Ford for its tri-motor by the time Fokker had captured close to half the “pax” market before WWII. With a branch in the U.S. And several partnerships from the post-war all the way to the 90s, the Fokker designs have found their way in aircraft and spacecraft made by Junker, GM, North American, Fairchild, McDonnell Douglas, EADS, and the European space program. F70 F100 (4.7m – 15ft longer) The financial woes of Fokker Aviation are largely attributed to the development cost of the F-100 airframe, combined with market competition from the likes of Boeing, Bombardier and Embraer. The F70/F100 pairs competed directly against the 717, the CRJ and ERJ series. The F-100 and F-70 pair has roots in the 60s vintage Fokker-28.
Its twin fuselage mounted engine and “T” tail configuration is virtually identical to that of the DC-9. In fact, the F-100 is probably to the F-28 what the Boeing/McDonnell Douglas MD-80 series is to the DC-9. The design similarity is not a surprise either - Fokker had a partnership with McDonnell Douglas in the early 80s. Fokker’s model numbers approximately match the number of seats in a typical configuration of the aircraft. Shin Chan Episodes Download Torrent on this page.
The F-70 seats about 70 passengers, and is almost 5 meters shorter than its older F-100 sibling (capacity a bit over 100 passengers). Both are short to medium haulers (F-70 1,000nm / F-100 1,600nm), and a cruise speed a bit above 0.7M. Both are powered by Rolls-Royce “Tay” turbofans. Each packs a modern glass cockpit, and a unique personality. Relative size of the F70 compared to an MD-11 one gate over Packaging The product comes as 290Mb download from Flight One, to which you add a 7Mb service pack (at the time of this writing). The Flight One wrapper handles the e-commerce side. The install program prompts a credit card and mandates an internet connection.
The method has the benefit of immediately unlocking the software once the transaction is completed. I really value this delivery mechanism because all download issues are handled before the payment process starts, ensuring you have all the files you need already on your hard disk. Second, the software is immediately available, no need to wait for a registration e-mail outside of business hours or holidays – always seemingly an issue for me.
Installation The setup program correctly identified my FSX folder on my Vista 64 box, and after a couple of clicks, a bit over 1Gb of disk real estate was dedicated to the product. The process was trouble free. Setup program License agreement FSX folder selection (automatic) And off we go, no more prompts. Documentation The product includes 40Mb of documentation and tutorials in the form of PDF files.
The documentation set includes: 1. The Aircraft Operation manual – AOM (114 pages), covering nearly all major systems and avionics in the simulation; 2. A multi-crew operation manual (31 pages), describing how the DA Fokker can be used with linked flight simulator sessions over a network connection for a pilot/copilot configuration (note – untested in this review); 3. An avionics migration manual for Boeing users (8 pages), describing the primary differences between the “Boeing way” and the “Fokker way”; and 4.