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FDC Live Cockpit 2011 for FSX & FS2004 - Windows

This exciting, feature packed add-on enhances the virtual world for every aircraft now even in Microsoft Flight Simulator X! This FSX add-on is also compatible with the previous version FS 2004. Listen to complex ambience and to the dialogues of working pilots!

FDC Live Cockpit! brings the PC Pilots flight deck to life with full crew audio enhancements and a complete airport ambience including boarding sounds etc. Choose from 15 different flight deck voice sets and even add your own voice variations. In addition, choose cabin crew announcements in many different languages and dialects.

A virtual co-pilot catapults the reality feeling to new heights in flight simulation. Audio checklists with many interactive items underline the professional approach in flying an aircraft. Numerous flight deck calls are based on the aircraft type, weight and speed. Hear the captain making flap and gear calls at the correct time to which the virtual co-pilot will respond to and will operate gear and flaps.

Custom aircraft files for all Microsoft default and numerous add-on aircraft are included and a checklist and performance editor will let you add any aircraft you like. Numerous presets are ready for a quick and professional flight. Still, the program is fully configurable to fit the needs of each and every aircraft and pilot.

Aircraft Checklist Data plus Editor Fully interaction with the MCP, FDC s Decision Height, V1, VR and V2 Flight log and Blackbox Log and many more features Completely configurable Includes a detailed manual

At the Perama slip, a sail fitter is making final Jib adjustments while another sail-maker is trimming the sun awning in the cockpit. On left, in front of the "SAMIOPOULA" boat name is the prowd owner, Emmanuel Riginos, while his brother George is at the stern (jacket in arm).

I thought it would be cool and disorienting to have the bottom of the awning as the only thing horizontal in this photo.

It would be totally awesome if this were shot out of the cockpit of a low flying plane making a sharp right turn. Alas, it's just a tilted camera.