PROJECT OPENSKY BOEING 777-200 v2 for FSX ONLY

Alitalia I-DISU New Colors

Textures by Francesco Monzeglio



Copyrights:

This aircraft is made by Project OpenSky...

CREDITS:

Model builder:
Hiroshi Igami
Yosuke Ube
And with support of Posky members

Virtual Cockpit builder:
Jacob Kubique

FDE designer:
Brandon D Henry
Warren C. Daniel

Master Painter:
Yosuke Ube

Aircraft advisory:
Corey Ford
Aaron Seymour


Features ( in depth ):

Dynamic flexing wings
Body gear steering under 15kt above 1kt.
Nose gear steering under 60kt above 1kt.
Rudder lock under 60kt above 1kt.
Ground spoiler only works on ground.
Low speed aileron locks at high speed.
Fully animated control surfaces
Fully independent suspension
Trim Animation
Opening Passenger Doors
Animated tilting bogies
Rolling wheels
Animated thrust reversers
Detailed textures
Full night lighting
Crash affects
Ground Service Vehicles when Cargo door open
And more...
For contact and information visit our webpage:-
http://www.projectopensky.com

Install:
Just unzip the file and send the Aircrafts folder to the FSX Simobject/AIRCRAFT FOLDER.
The contents of the "effects" folder needs to be copied into the main EFFECTS folder. The aircraft will show up under the "Boeing" manufacturer.


Operation:

Opening Passenger (L1) door: Shift + E ( Opening door )
Opening Cargo Doors: Shift + E + 2
Opening Passenger (L2) door: Shift + E + 3
Opening Bulk Cargo Door: Shift + E + 4



********** COPYRIGHT AND DISTRIBUTION **********

This aircraft is released as FREEWARE.

Copyright ? Project OpenSky . All rights reserved.


**** MODELS or FDE's CANNOT BE MODIFIED, RECOMPILED or REDISTRIBUTED ****


-For painters please see our webpage we are open for paintings.
-However our official reapaints are not copyright free you need to ask permission
of the repainter if any of our repaint work is used.
-For any other changes you must ask permission to the Author.
-No charge may be made for this package
-This Aircraft may not be bundled with any other package ( freeware or payware )
-The use of this aircraft is at your own risk, the author cannot be held responsable.




07/31/2008
Project Open Sky