For example, an aircraft is at a ground speed of 300 MPH (480 KPH) and an altitude of 35,000 feet (10675 m). The descent is left short of the landing field to give room for the aircraft to line up for final approach. Descent rates are usually chosen to be between 333 feet (102 m) per minute and 500 feet (153 m) per minute to give an effective descent without discomforting the passengers due to rising air pressure as the aircraft descends. Normally, the descent rate would define the point at which the descent must be started. Calculate the starting point of the descent.If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them. This list displays the first 500 files in the package. On the Ground: Whether FSX thinks the aircraft is on-the-ground.Vertical Speed: The aircraft decent rate.Drift: The difference between heading and track.Track: The track of the aircraft relative to the ground.Heading: The aircrafts magnetic heading.Pitch: The angle of the aircraft nose relative to the horizon.

When this gets near 16 then you are about to stall. Angle of Attack: The angle of the wings chord line to the relative airflow.Realtime Panel - This panel is updated continuously during flight. The Show For number represents the number of seconds that the landing summary will be displayed. When the Show in Sim check-box is checked then a landing summary will also be provided in the simulator window at the top of the screen. If you bounce down the runway there may be more than one landing summary for that landing. Landings Panel - This panel is updated each time the aircraft lands so if you land five times there will be five landing summaries. NET v2 is required to run this program and a C# compiler is required to recompile the source code.įSX Connection Panel - This panel connects and disconnects FS Landing Info to FSX. As the source code is trivial the source code is released without restriction EXCEPT copies of this program and source code must remain freeware. The software and source code it provided 'as-is' and if you use any of it you do so at your own risk. I had a skeleton SimConnect program laying around from a little tool I wrote to randomly create failures so I converted that the FS Landing Info. I have wanted a program to check my landings for some time and while there are a few program around that do it they only provide basic information.

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