Screenshot Thread

[Iconography]

@Marionettework just don’t do what I did and try going Alaska -> Japan I had to glide into Japan after finding out the hard way the last 50lb of fuel in each tank is unusable going around from the other side of the world might be easier. Stopping in Russia would work too.

[MarkS]

@Marionettework said in Screenshot Thread:

What are the options for crossing the Pacific in the Starship?

This particular tour conveniently avoids a Pacific crossing. After going over to the Americas, the tour returns over the Atlantic to Africa and south Asia.

For Starship, I think the only hope for a Pacific crossing is Alaska -> Kamchatka Peninsula -> Japan, either via the Aleutian island chain, or further north, say from Nome to Provideni.

[4339ulrik22]

On my 4th leg with starship around europe
i discovered HF music via the number station floppy disk

I love this aircraft, my new favorite.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/hutqcVEyXoM?feature=share

[MarkS]

I realized today that I hadn't taken Starship on a trip around the Mach Loop yet.

[MarkS]

Smooth cruising at FL390

[mechia]

Kilimanjaro, flying around the world on vatsim with 3 other pilots.

[MiRexer]

[DrZGard]

Doing the 21 DME Arc for the ILS 4R in to Nice Côte d'Azur flying the Beechcraft Starship. That sun shade was just what I needed.

[DrZGard]

First time integrating a RNAV LPV approach driven by the GNS430 integration. Input flight plan in FMS with Arrival and RNAV approach. Entered departure and arrival airports in GNS430, entered the Arrival and RNAV approach as well. When inbound on for the STAR procedure I switched from the FMS to the GNS as you can see on the upper left of the PFD and ND. Caution... be aware the autopilot disconnects when you make this switch! Genius programming Nick, I really enjoyed how well this works.

[C-FJDH]

Sunset approach to Ibiza

[DrZGard]

I was hoping the GNS430 would have vertical guidance for the RNAV in to 13 at Ayers Rock, had I realized that I would have just left it with the Collins FMS! In the last photo you can see Ayers Rock from standing on the stairs of the Starship.