How To Fly the Cessna 152 Realistically On a Simulator (Twitch Livestream)

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This was my second trip flying cross country to New Hampshire. I took the Cessna 152 (N46249) from KPYM Plymouth Municipal Airport Plymouth, Massachusetts to KEEN Dillant-Hopkins Airport in Keene, New Hampshire from KPYM Plymouth Municipal in Plymouth, Massachusetts. This flight made me more proficient in flying to destinations with hills/mountains as well as reminded me why to be observant and not just count on radio calls to be sufficient for all traffic in the pattern.
I decided to post this previous Eric Flight livestream to the Eric Flight UA-cam Channel as it goes over how to realistically fly a 152 (which I did all of my private pilot training on and still fly here and there today) on a simulator. It goes over everything from preflight, starting the engine, taxiing, performing the run up, takeoff, and landing. I also created the checklist used for the JPLogistics 152 mod for Microsoft Flight Simulator where I go over how to use it. It will eventually be available in the next release of the JPLogistics mod.

[@Taipan303]

Exactly what I was looking for. It's been 15 years since I flew a real pattern and that was in a Warrior and Robin, MSFS is really lacking in the checklist and training department. Yeah C152 is a simple plane but we still want to do it right.