Four-engined, British airliner of 1932. Eight Atalantas were built, and they served on the African and Indian routes of Imperial Airways. For details see the included manual.
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This model includes a custon panel. The background bitmap is my own, the gauges are mainly default gauges of Flight Simulator 2004. The RPM and Boost (MAP) gauges, the two fuel gauges and the ADF tuner are taken from various freeware sources. Full credits to the original authors, I must confess I do not know who the authors are ;-)
The pilot figure is borrowed from the LA-7 sample project included with FSDS2.
You should fly this plane from the 2D cockpit. The virtual cockpit is not really functional.
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Installation: Just unzip this archive to the Flight Simulator 9\aircraft folder.
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This plane was made with FSDS 2.24.
It is freeware and must stay that way.
Good luck flying the Atalanta!
Jens B. Kristensen, 18. march 2004
Jens.B.Kristensen@mail.tele.dk
