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Leo's Flight Simulator
A multiplatform Flight Simulator
Leo’s Flight Simulator is a realistic flight simulator for airplane fanatics. If you are searching for an accurate flying experience including the instrumentation and flying plan, Leo's Flight Simulator is for you. With realistic 3D graphics, maps and airports, you will prepare your flying plan, choosing from which airport you want to take off and in which one you want to land. All the real elements of the flying plan will be included. You will get hooked on the experience of flying in... -
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Tool for making aviation calculations done quickly and easily. Works on multiple operating systems (including MS Windows) and suitable for flight simulators (icl. MS Flight Sim.), but not for real use.
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A linux Ubuntu distro full of aplications and games.
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OpenEFB is an Electronic FlightBag software for virtual pilots using FSX, FS2004 or X-Plane. It is meant to be used as a device for displaying charts, manuals and as a moving map, like an EFB in the real environment.
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