The new FSFlyingSchool2009 will automatically detect any powered airplane and create data for its use with FSFlyingSchool2009. You can edit this data if you wish.

If your aircraft is not on this list, you can easily add your own data profile for the aircraft
to FSFlyingSchool in around 1 minute.

See the 'Adding Aircraft Interactively' section of the FSFlyingSchool manual (supplied with
the FSFlyingSchool demo at http://www.fsflyingschool.com/Demo.asp).

You can also watch a tutorial of how aircraft are added and managed in FSFlyingSchool by
picking the Aircraft Page tutorial here: http://www.fsflyingschool.com/Tutorials.asp 

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Aircraft automatically supported by FSFlyingSchool (lots more coming):

Click here to download a zip file of the supported aircraft

* Once downloaded you can optionally setup one or all of the aircraft for use with FSFlyingSchool

* All files in the zip should be saved in to the FSFlyingSchool "Aircraft" folder.
Do not change the filename as it must match the aircraft's folder name within Flight Simulator 2004-2002's  Aircraft  folder (or FSX's SimObjects\Airplanes).

* If you create a new aircraft data profile yourself, please post the file on the forum so you can share it with other pilots - we'll add it to The Hangar.

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Remember that if you have created an FSU file (FSFlyingSchool aircraft data) for your favorite aircraft, please share it with others via The Hangar.

Just attach your FSU file to a post to the forum and we'll take it from there!

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The zip released June 5 2009 has been rebuilt and the names of the new files all checked and corrected where needed.

We're all set!

We recommend that you download it and unzip again if you've been having any problems with the new FSR files.

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