Hot, High & Heavy - Bush Flying in Papua New Guinea - MSFS 2020
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2021
- Taking Milviz's delightful new Turbo Porter to the mountains of
Papua New Guinea for some short field adventures where even takeoff is a scary prospect!
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Just wanted to say how much I appreciate your reviews. I'm 64 and grew up near YVR, exRCAF WW2 Veteran Parents and Airline Navigator Father. Was hurt in a Car Crash in late '70s washing me out of Flight School😪😪😪. Sim Flying was all that was open to me so flew a lot of the early PC sims, playing on Xbox S now and quite happy with it's performance on this Sim. I see you like flying around Coastal BC which I just Love!!! Keep up the Great Work!!!
I love catching your PNG episodes. You now have me hooked on bush flying.
Falling with style 😂😂 That’s cool ! Great video AvAngelski ! 👍🙏🏻👨✈️✈️😘
I learned how to fly in the 70s in a Porter as a young teenager in the Oriente jungles of Ecuador. They had the loving nickname of Machaca, which is the strangest-looking beetle you will ever see. Two of these were used to fly to outlying oilfields, which had some pretty rough strips. These planes are a joy to fly.
Soooo glad to see you fly here! It's my favorite place to fly. The upper west part of PNG I haven't explored. But most of the big island and all of New Britain has been flown. Consider Goroka my base. But love taking off or landing at places like Maddang and Wewak because of the beautiful water and small islands in those areas. But all of PNG is beautiful. Incredible mountains and amazing valleys. I've never flown so many "go arounds" in my life as I did at Yifki. It's like in a bowl between several mountains and when you don't get it right, you're going around. It was trying, because when you miss you're going between mountains trying to stay low and keep your speed down with not much room to turn around and try again. Loved it.
Yaaaay, PNG is one of my favorite places in the world to fly virtually. And that bird is so at home there! Thanks for the flight, cheers!
"Because its such a short trip we don't have to worry about gas " is that why you opened that side door lol . Great video as always :-)
Fun little airport, great flying, awesome video. Thank you for the upload :)
Great flight!!
Nice choice, being friendly with your controller is a good advice. On other sims you don't want spoil the moment.
Amazing views
I always have fun with bush flying over PNG, I saved many flight plans because every flight, every approach and landing, they're a challenge
The sim looks so good, this turbo porter's interior looks a bit like the inside of an agricultural land rover, functionality over comfort .
AvAngel, você é 10.
So the legends are true.
Really enjoyed that flight Rachael and with my friend visiting me in hospital tomorrow I’ll get him to bring his laptop and X Box controller (I know, I know but it’s what he can bring) and have a go at this one!
The tricky thing with sloped runways is to remember on approach the runway will make you think you are approaching from higher than you really are. This can lead you to reducing power in an attempt to come in shallower, and when you attempt to flare you don’t have enough energy to match the slope. Keeping power in until the slope is matched, then reduce power will help, and getting used to that view of the runway.
The Working Title G1000's have a nice little keyboard icon in the field where you have to input the airport codes. If you click on it you can type the letters in with the keyboard which is soooo much nicer. ( but don't forget to click on the tiny tiny icon to turn OFF the keyboard input after you are done )
These approaches are what the beta in flight is good for. Still figuring it out myself.
Lovely flight, thank you. Yes, Bugalaga is in Papua province, Indonesia (as opposed to Papua New Guinea).