I flew Cessna 152s and 172s IRL about 40 years ago, and once got an opportunity to fly one of these in the left seat (with the owner in the right seat). One realistic thing with this MSFS plane is that it sits on the ground and flies a little nose-high. That said, it was easy to transition into - very stable in flight. I bought this one when it came out, and it is getting a lot of use by me.
I got the 182 also. But I use it to help get myself familiar with the real one. At one time I had the opportunity to fly one. It's pretty close to the real thing. But don't let me get to talking. I just like different airplanes. But if you notice I stay away from jet fighters and airliners. They don't really appeal to me and I purchased the turboprops just to review...turns out I really like them. If I wanted to fly fighters, I would get DCS.
I flew Cessna 152s and 172s IRL about 40 years ago, and once got an opportunity to fly one of these in the left seat (with the owner in the right seat). One realistic thing with this MSFS plane is that it sits on the ground and flies a little nose-high. That said, it was easy to transition into - very stable in flight. I bought this one when it came out, and it is getting a lot of use by me.
welll ok hmmmmm got time to think about it. ok went and baught it since I have a skymaster I will skip the 182 RG then
I got the 182 also. But I use it to help get myself familiar with the real one. At one time I had the opportunity to fly one. It's pretty close to the real thing. But don't let me get to talking. I just like different airplanes. But if you notice I stay away from jet fighters and airliners. They don't really appeal to me and I purchased the turboprops just to review...turns out I really like them. If I wanted to fly fighters, I would get DCS.
@@wingwatchersaviation cool thank you