Ground proximity warning system using real sounds.Alternate airports, diversion and arrival management.

Magnetic, true and polar grid course reference.

Custom programmed FMC navigation using GPS-, radio- or inertial navigation with individual position errors and management of actual and required navigation performance.

True-to-life radio navigation with procedural-, route-, and navigation support auto-tuning.

Optimum cruise performance and step climb calculation.

Tterminal procedure database with RNAV approaches and transitions.

Custom programmed LNAV logic for terminal procedures.

Custom designed Flight Management Computer, integrated with other plane systems.

Systems designed to work like the thing - Accurate flight model tuned by pilots - Comprehensive Manualsįully Functional FMS - Plan your routes like a real pilot.

Professional systems - Fly the 777 like a pro

Built with technical input from engineers, pilots and Boeing, this Boeing 777 is as close as you can get to the real one. The most advanced and complex simulation of an aircraft for X-Plane. Note: If you simply want the 777-200 LR Professional for $39.95, get it here

'We know the significance of the color black to New Zealanders, so when Air New Zealand proposed to launch the first-ever all-black aircraft with Star Alliance livery, we were happy to agree.This pack includes four versions of the Boeing 777 Worldliner (yes 4!): Star Alliance seems pretty happy about the new paint scheme, with VP for alliance development and communications Siu Ling Fock saying the group honors each of our 26 member airlines' distinct heritage, character and style. The airline also has 52 regional turboprops operated by Air New Zealand Link, split between 29 ATR72-600s and 23 De Havilland DHC-8-Q300s. Its in-service fleet includes 17 A320s, six A320neos, seven A321neos and 14 B787s. Of the 14 not in service, seven are Boeing B777-200ERs which are not likely to return, and four are B777-300ERs, a type that ANZ has repatriated back from desert storage in the US. Williams said that 'Demand for travel is showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon, so we're excited that these aircraft will help add much-needed capacity on our domestic routes - they won't be sitting on the tarmac for long.' According to, Air New Zealand is operating 97 of its 111 aircraft.

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