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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000: Professional Edition
Moby ID: 41699
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Windows screenshots
This screen displays as the flight loads. A CD must be in the drive and this displays as it's being validated.
The flight simulation loads and displays this screen. The size is fixed and, on a screen that's displaying at a higher resolution, the 'Getting Started' video plays in a really tiny window.
This is how the menu looks at a higher resolution. The top menu bar is not active yet. The player must select 'Flying Lessons' or 'Fly Now' to progress
The 'What's New' section is a video sequence that shows the new planes & features. It also displays in a fixed size window.
Flying Lessons is a sequence of pre-planned flights for Private Pilots, Instrument rating, Commercial & Airline pilots. The simulation also allows Converted Lessons to be loaded.
The first lesson is purely about taking off. That bit was easy.
In addition to the standard cockpit view the player can use the spot plane view to look at the aircraft in-flight. here they can move around the aircraft and view it from any angle
This is the menu option that allows alternate views to be selected
Flight Planning is an option from the menu bar that runs along the top of the screen.
Flight Planning - The airport selection screen. Apart from the title the Departure & Destination screens are identical.
Here a flight from Orlando (USA) to Munich (Germany) has been planned. Flights can be saved, edited and replayed.
The Beech King Air 350 one of the two additional planes in the Professional Edition as shown in the aircraft selection screen
The Beech King Air 350 in-flight
The 777-300 in flight
The Cessna Skylane 128S is practically the default plane in this flight simulation. There are two versions in this simulator. Externally they look the same.
The cockpit of the Cessna Skylane 128S with the enhanced Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) panel
The standard cockpit of the Cessna Skylane 128S
This is the Mooney Bravo the second of the two additional planes in the Professional Edition as shown in the aircraft selection screen.
The Mooney Bravo in flight
The Mooney Bravo's instrument panel
The Mooney Bravo also comes in two versions. Externally these are the same but internally they are different.
This is the Mooney Bravo enhanced Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) panel
The aircraft selection screen showing the range of aircraft available and with the Sopwith Camel ready to be loaded.
The Sopwith in-flight
The simulation allows the player to control the weather during the flight or to import real-world weather information
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