You are one of the few people on youtube who knows how to manage airship engine telegraphs!

Thank u for this tutorial. I got the Hindenburg for my Xbox S but could not get it off the ground unless I used the slew command, and then it would slowly sink to the ground. There were hardly any pp experienced with it then who could explain how to get it in the air and keep it in the air. Glad I found your tutorial, now I am in the air, having taken off the US Navy version from Fussen Germany and I am headed NW now to see how long it stays in flight cruising at 65-70 Knots given a slight headwind. I like that we have something in MSFS 2020 that can be handled like an ocean liner. I already bought a hot air balloon from Xbox Marketplace and it is fun to enjoy, if you know how to use the winds aloft one can navigate it quite well. I have been on just one hot air balloon ride, given to me by Napa's 80's balloonist Chuck Foster, because I referred my hotel guests to him, and some of the Falcon Crest cast and friends (our hotel hosted them between 85-87). Though I moved to Phoenix 29 years ago, after I married, I was raised in Napa and my career in the hospitality industry started there until my career ended as a lead crew scheduling software database analyst for American/US Airways during their merger. Aviation first caught my eye when I was just five, in '66, flying on a PSA DC6 and also their Electras several times until we moved from Burbank, where we rented a place for a year after moving from Chicago in the summer of 66, then we moved to Napa so my father, a nuclear test engineer, could help deploy or redeploy nuclear subs and surface ships, until he decided to stop helping the Navy seeking a role as one of the Nuclear Regulatory Regional inspectors--he was motivated by Three Mile Island to become one, and he also help introduce advanced nuclear imaging such as CAT scans (including one which saved me from losing a badly broken leg and my life some 21 years after he passed--they used the dye that they warn you that it burns, but it gave me a sleepy, golden glow and I can only think my Dad was "up there" helping me thru it all). Like me, he loved traveling for business and taking his family on vacations, our nomadic spirit as a family came from his working for the military as a civilian.

Good job making this video; thank you for creating it.

Good video; thank you for posting it. You earned another subscriber... me ;) Cheers.

Hope red wings are adding the Graf Zeppelin next.

Old airship in flight simulator is the coolest thing ever Have you tried the Goodyear K-28 for FSX?