Where should the aviation masters fly?

[Adam!]

Can't edit so meh.

But landed okay, 1 aborted landing due to aircraft connecting on Runway - TO/GA was successfully executed, controler appologised.

Great contorlers at New York..

Had that had been a real flight, I would have wanted a big round of applause - I landed the aircraft safely despite a loss with windshear at 800, (Windshear is very servere turbulance that makes you loose altitude quickly!) and then landed and stopped.. The winds where strong, and crosswinds.. Meaning 80mph of winds gusting on the left hand side of me!

I am proud to have landed it, must be the most difficult and challanging landing I've EVER MADE!

[Dan!]

LMAO ADAM, yes mr cooke was telling me everything what was going on lol

servinfo lie about new yorks wind speed lol at that bit slow i guess

[Adam!]

LMAO ADAM, yes mr cooke was telling me everything what was going on lol

servinfo lie about new yorks wind speed lol at that bit slow i guess

You wanted to know though..

I checked route weather on takeoff from Manchester, and I did say that the approach and landing in New York would be bumpy..

Didn't expect that bad though, but passing 12000ft and being blown 10 degrees either side of my heading kinda indicated that it would be VERY VERY ROUGH.

Which it was, but my passengers are safely on the ground so no worries.

Windshear definition (We had loss): Localised change in wind speed and/or direction over a short distance, resulting in a tearing or shearing effect, usually at low altitude, that can cause a sudden loss of airspeed with occasionally disastrous results if encountered when taking-off or landing.

[Adam!]

http://www.geo.mtu.edu/department/cl...eer/deadly.htm

[sock]

I do virtual airline flying, and I reccomend you fly from anywhere to Princess Juliana airport, its a great approach and landing, but download some add-ons for Princess Juliana.

[Adam!]

EGCC-KJFK



http://www.alpha-webhosting.com/EGCC-KJFK/

No landing screenshots due to the severity of the landing.