Microsoft Flight Simulator Fundamentals

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Microsoft Flight SimulatorFundamentals 2006 BruceAir, Companion to: Microsoft Flight Simulator as a Training Aid:A Guide for Pilots, Instructors, and Virtual AviatorsThe following information applies toMicrosoft Flight Simulator X and Flight Simulator 2004Contents Useful Sources of Information The Kneeboard Basic Flight Simulator Setup Joystick and Mouse Controls Using the Mouse Wheel Cockpit Orientation Displaying the Flight Simulator Menu Bar Using the Practice Flights Key Flight Simulator Views Flight Simulator X Views Map View Flight Analysis Using Slew Mode Pausing a Flight Resetting a Flight Exiting Flight Simulator Flight Simulator Menus More Sources of InformationUseful Sources of Information As you fly, remember that Flight Simulator includes many useful sources of information.

Think of the mouse as an electronic extension of your hand. ... The Cessna 172S in Flight Simulator X includes the avionics stack in the main window. ... and transponder displays and roll the mouse wheel. To adjust the wings of the airplane in the attitude indicator, point to the ...

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