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French alpine flight. Beautiful scenery!

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From:LFLJ Courchevel, Courchevel, France
To:LFLI Annemasse, Annemasse, France Map
Duration:20 minutes, gate to gate
Flight description:Take off from the famous courcheval airport (LFLJ) and fly to a small airport with the ICAO code of LFLI. Along the way you will fly over beautiful snow covered mountains. The arrival airport has a beautiful approach and a nice runway to land on. I used a beechcraft king air which was a nice choice.
Special conditions:For an extra challenge take of from LFLI again and head back to Courcheval. About halfway there cut your engines and attempt an emergency landing
Airliner:UnspecifiedFlight number:
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Added by:MinisherlDate added:Dec. 17, 2009
Rating: (1 votes)Views571

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Dec. 17, 2009bmolonyI have flown to LFLJ a number of times in multiple previous versions of MSFS. It is nearly as challenging a destination in FSX as it is in the real world. But I had a particularly frustrating experience this time. Each time I entered the flight plan, once I reached the cockpit at LFLJ, FSX crashed. :( After 3 times, I tried other flights and other locations and had no problems. As a result, I eventually had to reverse your suggested flight and depart first from LFLI, land at LFLJ, and then return to LFLI. I used real world weather which was widely mixed en route--moderate visibility on departure and first leg, clear skies at LFLJ (thank goodness!), gradually decreasing visibility during the return flight, and then a completely socked in LFLI--visibility less than 2 miles! Without ILS, getting lined up on final was a HUGE challenge. That made your promised "beautiful approach and a nice runway to land on" a MUCH different situation. Fortunately, I was able to do it and touched down on an icy surface. Thankfully the runway was long enough to roll to a stop. All in all an intriguing flight that turned out more challenging than I expected. Thanks for the suggestion!

 

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