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I was “so” lucky in getting complimentary copies of FSADDON’s Misty Fjords and Alaska Cinematic, by Georender, addon scenery. You can find the 737-400 from Wilco at: SCENERY (Payware): You will need the Feelthere/Wilco original 737-400 for this repaint to work. The file you will need is “737pic_salmon-thirty.

There is also a totally accurate repaint rendition of the Alaskan 737-400 by Jehl Xavier.

The 727 is one of the greatest airliners of all times and the Dreamfleet version is nothing short of awesome! You can find it at

I couldn’t help but to use my old faithful Dreamfleet/Level-DÂ Boeing 727-100 on this route.

You can check the great PMDG products at: The 737-600 is used by Air Alaska, although this upcoming flight is based on a Boeing 737-400.

You can use the awesome PMDG Boeing 737-600 in Alaska Airline livery.

Great add-ons for this flight: (Most freeware files can be found at or ) You will learn to handle a lot of information in a very short time, while still maintaining control of your aircraft. After you fly a few of these, you will have a much better command and understanding of the different types of published procedures. and a little background on the geography of the area. You will also be given ILS and LOM freq., minimums, procedures etc.

In the message, you will be receiving info like: airport departure and runway number, VOR’S and NDB’s enroute, two or three middle airport destinations, for VFR or INST approach, and back to your point of departure (Round Robin). For those who are new to this, Round Robins are published with the intent of having Flight-Simmers fly, look at the scenery, refresh our Geography, practice our cross country navigation, perform approaches at different airports all over the world, and have some FUN. If you have undertaken previous Round Robins, skip the next paragraph, jump right in, and have fun.

(Airways is one of my favorite aviation magazine). I got the idea, for this flight, from an article that ran in the April 2006 issue of Airways Magazine. It was flown with Microsoft FS2000\FS2002\FS2004\FSX or with any any Flight Sim that has the required Airports and Navaids included in its own database. I depart a bit from the usual Round Robin, as we are flying only the outbound trip, due to the length of the entire flight. Al Peletier’sÂ Round Robin adventure: Alaska Salmon Run.