We're proud to announce the third Cross-Community Flight will take place on Saturday, December 14 from 2000Z (3-6pm EST)!
Purpose: The Cross Community Flight has been designed as an event for communication, collaboration, and networking for the multiplayer communities based around FSX. This will be a great time to share ideas, express opinions, and chat with some of the finest virtual pilots and air traffic controllers on the planet. For about one half of the event, we have set up a flight that everyone is welcome to participate in (details below), along with plenty of time to discuss virtual and real-world aviation with 100+ enthusiasts just like you on TeamSpeak!
Date: Saturday, December 14
Time: 3pm EST (2000Z)
Location: Boston Virtual ATC Server and Cross Community Flight TeamSpeak3 Server (hosted by Boston Virtual ATC)
Connection Info :
FSX Server : 66.109.25.244
There will be No Password
TeamSpeak Server Address : teamspeak.bostonvirtualatc.com:9991
Password : BARON58!
** Note : Both locations will available after 2pm EST (1900z)
Event Style: The event will be held in a classic “VFR Hops” style, with a designated flight plan that everyone will follow (see below).
Flight Plan: KAVK (Alva Rgnl) - KPNC (Ponca City Rgnl) - KTUL (Tulsa Intl)
Total Flight Distance = 142nm Time = 1h17m @ 110knts groundspeed.
Aircraft Requirements: All participants MUST fly the FSX Default Beech Baron 58 or the Carenado Beech Baron 58. **There are NO exceptions.
Air Traffic Control: The final leg of the event (KPNC to KUTL) will be staffed by controllers from Boston Virtual ATC. During the event, we’ll provide all the information you need to know about Air Traffic Control to ensure you are comfortable with flying the last leg of the event, even if you have never flown with ATC before. We are planning on a fun and enjoyable event for everyone of all communities. If you have any questions feel free to contact your community administrator or me via email (maxe@bostonvirtualatc.com). There will be a Pilot Information package released later this week!
Thanks and we hope to see you for the Cross Community Flight on December 14th!
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