Next I program my route, First I input my origin and my destintation. I use my Tab 4, All i due is open chrome on my Tab and put the proper address to link to the CDU and BAM! Remote CDU.įirst thing to do,is set your initial position which I set right after I turned on the ADRIU. A neat little feature is being able to use a tablet for the CDU/FMS. While the plane is being loaded I program the CDU/FMS. Once the request is made its time to fuel and board. We will be estimating an APU run time of 30 mins and a taxi time of 30 mins as well. For this flight we will have 300 passengers and 6804 KG of cargo. Once that is done I will start boarding and fueling the plane. All done through the radio on the center pedestal. During this time I will get the ATIS info and get flight clearance. Once the ADRIU is on there is a ten minute align period. Now I can configure my overhead panel, For right now Ill config the left side only. Once in the pit we need to request ground power and put the doors in manual,so we dont activate any slides when we open them, and then open the right side boarding door. For this flight it will be 18256 KG with 9485 KG as reserve.Īnd then I quick glance at the cost index and it will be 102. Once I input my departure and arrival I can get my fuel loadout. The 777 is in metric in X plane so I need my fuel in KGs. Here is where I get my fuel and fuel cost index.
The ATC in X plane is lacking so I normally cancel my flight plan once airborne. I only care about arrival runway since ATC will give me my departure runway. In this case I get 22R out of JFK and Ill be landing 05 in YYZ. If I put in my departure and arrival airports simbrief kicks out a take off and landing runway. I will have to change a few waypoints but that is just because my data isnt up to date. That gives me a good idea of the route I am taking.
I find the following route that has been flown over the last month. We will be flying From KJFK to CYYZ as Delta Flight 215. The 777 was the perfect beast for me to learn. Once I picked up X-Plane 10 from Steam I wanted a study jet. I started flying the default 737 in FSX and really got hooked.
However it wasn’t until a few years ago that I got interested in big jets. So why the 777? Simple, its big and modern! I have been flying flight sims of some sort since 2000. The following is a screenshot of the description in the org store. It is an officially licensed Boeing product and is avalible from the store at the following link: Boeing 777 The FlightFactor Boeing 777 was my first payware purchase for X-plane. Nothing but one word can describe this beast, AMAZING. The Boeing 777, one engine can power a 747 to cruise.
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