As mentioned in my last post, not all default nor third-party aircraft come with an aircraft reference file. If needed, to create a missing one isn’t difficult at all.
The Aircraft Reference is basically an html-formatted file with a name containing “aircraft model” + “_REF“ and a filename extension of “.htm” It is located in the aircraft folder under “SimObjects/Airplanes“.
If you don’t have much knowledge about html, you could simply: Continue reading
Airspeed limitations are some of the most visited references to flightsimmers or even real pilots. I normally seek for them in the aircraft’s manual or via Internet. For sure, the process doesn’t take a lot of work but it can be hardly called handy, especially when you need these information during a flight session.
Last week, I found out that there’s actually a quick way of locating these information in FSX and P3D quickly. I don’t know if you know it or not, but I was not aware of it in my 15+ years of flightsimming. How hilariously.
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