Well I recently acquired this new A300 in the beautiful Fed Ex scheme.  This aircraft is an extreme pleasure to fly.  I am not an Airbus fan in any way shape or form, but the A300 is close to being an exception.  This aircraft is probably the most stable aircraft I have ever flown in flight sim.

Oh boy!  Someone wants to race! 








This race is mine!  8)


I had some extreme float action during the flare.  Caused for a slightly delayed, yet gentle touchdown.  So...does that mean we tied? 

Looks like fun to me..

I like the fourth one better..

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Ditto!  And same with the amazing iFDG A320.

Nice shots!  I like this type of shot a lot, pleas keep it up!

2 and 3 must be photos, they're amazing

Thanks guys! 

Oh hey Steve, by the way...I ran into some problems while installing the Fed Ex textures for the SGA DC-10.
The code that is to be installed into the Aircraft.cfg file was missing a value where it says model=.  I had to add the value of 30 and it fixed the problem. 

This is what it should look like to get it to work. 

[fltsim.xx]
title=SGA SGA_DC-10-30 Federal Express
sim=SGA1030
model=30
panel=
sound=
texture=fe
kb_checklists=
kb_reference=
atc_airline=FedEx
atc_flight_number=472
atc_id=N14056
atc_heavy=1
ui_manufacturer=McDonnell Douglas
ui_type=DC10-30
ui_variation=FedEx
atc_flight_number=103
atc_parking_types=GATE      //GATE, RAMP, CARGO etc.
atc_parking_codes=UAL      //UAL, AAL etc
visual_damage=1
description= FedEx repaint by Steve Drabek. The Series 30 offered considerably improved payload and range capability with increased fuel capacity and thrust, which necessitated an increase of 10 feet in wingspan and the addition of a center main landing gear assembly.  Most popular of all the variants, a total of 206 Series 30s were built, including 27 -30CFs, 4 extended range -30ERs, and 12 pure freighter -30Fs.  Unlike the Series 10, most -30s were ordered without the optional lower deck galley to allowed increased cargo capacity. First revenue flight for a Series 30ER was on December 15, 1972 with Swissair. The Series 30CF (Convertible Freighter) was first certified in March 1973 and placed into revenue service in April 1973.

Great shots, I fancy myself that beasty cargo version. Sam

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Yeah but the iFDG A320 is such a frame-rate hog!!!!!  And frankly I can't understand why.  Its not that much more detailed than any SGA aircraft, which don't impact FPS AT ALL, in my opinion.  I mean when compared to payware such as the PMDG 737NG it impacts FPS almost as much but is not nearly as complex.  I dunno, it is a great plane, but yeah...