The Jet Age Professional Flight Collection #1 from CD-ROM Access

	The Jet Age Professional Flight Collection #1
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Up Front Simualtions, Inc. / AETI

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Works exclusively with Microsoft Flight Simulator 98

All Ages

Designed Using Actual Aircraft Flight Data
Flight Tested by Real Commercial Pilots

The Jet Age has arrived with the most advanced flight simulation aircraft and panel collection available.

The Jet Age consists of 25 different aircraft representing popular airlines throughout the world. The collection is based on 5 different aircraft models: the Boeing 707, 727, 737, 747, and 767 aircraft. Each model comes with it's own custom and authentic instrument panel. The panels are fully functional, including "clickable' radio knobs and overhead consoles. All available FS98 autopilot functions are selectable from the panels in the 747 and 767 aircraft. Each plane even comes with it's own custom interior and exterior sounds.

All aircraft were designed using actual flight data and flight tested by real commercial pilots. Simply the most realistic simulation aircraft available today for the desktop computer.
Accurately rendered colors and graphics on these beautifully designed jetliners will let you turn your flight videos and screen captures into works of art.
Fly an entire fleet of aircraft.. from the first jet version of Air Force One to the globe spanning 747-200. Your 25 airline liveries and 5 different aircraft types are fully fueled and awaiting your command for engine startup.
Clickable panel functions, including all FS-98 autopilot modes, even auto-throttle, ensures a smooth flight for your passengers even in the worst weather conditions.

Boeing 707

The 707 ushered in the "Jet Age' of airline transportation. The original 707 protopype, model 367-80, or the "Dash 80", first flew on July 15, 1954 and is considered by the Smithsonian Institute to be one of the twelve most significant aircraft of all time. The "Dash 80" flew non-stop from Seattle to Baltimore in 3 hours, 48 minutes.

Boeing 727

The 727 was truly the world's most innovative airplane, and prior to the 737, the worlds best selling commercial airliner...jet or propeller. There has been a total of 1,831 produced and delivered. Here was an airplane that could take-off at 169,000 pounds, fly 2,000 miles at speeds up to 600 miles per hour at an altitude of 22,000 feet, and still land and safely stop in less than 4,800 feet.

Boeing 737

The 737 is known as Fat Albert, the ugly duckling of the jet fleet. This is not exactly a visually appealing name for an aircraft that was destined to become the worlds all-time sales leader; outselling the 727. And what an impressive list of customers; 737s are operated by more than 124 airlines and 8 governments.

Boeing 747

TheBoeing 747...the "Jumbo Jet" is the largest passenger-carrying airplane ever built and flown. "This plane is a pilot's dream" - Boeing test pilot Jack Waddell, after the first flight of the world's largest airplane, the 747 prototype, on February 9, 1969.

Boeing 767

Rising costs and the quest for maximum efficiency lead to the creation of the 767. Designed similarly to its sister ship, the 757, the Boeing 767 makes use of the latest technolgoies to trim the rising cost of airline operation. This technological wonder was first rolled out of the Everett plant on August 4, 1981. Less than two months later on 26 September, the aircraft made its maiden flight.

Requirements:

Windows: Windows 95, 8MB RAM, VGA Monitor, Pointing device, CD-ROM drive. Recommended: 3-D acceleration card. Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 is required.