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Downloads / Aircraft List / Commercial Jets : McDonnell Douglas / CLS DC-10
| Commercial Level Simulations (CLS) McDonnell Douglas DC-10 |
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The McDonnell Douglas DC-10 is a classic three-engine, medium to long range, widebody commercial jet airliner. The DC-10 first flew in 1970 and entered commercial service with American Airlines in 1971. Production of the DC-10 ended in 1989, a year before the more modern MD-11 entered in service.
Started in 2005, Commercial Level Simulations (CLS) has grown to a high quality commercial add-on developer for MS Flight Simulator. Their products are not that expensive and yet high quality. Just like their DC-10, beautiful and highly detailed exterior model, very high quality liveries (37 total) and a panel/virtual cockpit with a lot systems modeled. The package comes with many DC-10 variations: DC-10-10, DC-10-10F, DC-10-15, DC-10-30, DC-10-30F, DC-10-40, DC-10-40B, DC-10-40F, KC-10 Extender and KDC-10 Refueler. There are also various engine variants included. All variants are using the DC-10-10 sound set, which is based on General Electric CF6 engines. A 217 pages PDF manual is included and covers almost all features.
The flight dynamics are well balanced, the animations are very accurate and the autopilot is working perfectly. The DC-10 package includes a limited function FMC that automatically loads FS flight plans. However, there is a free INS (Inertial Navigation System) expansion available on the CLS website. With small icons on the 2d panel, you can switch between the virtual cockpit and wingview. There are a few extra features like a 3D pushback truck, air stairs, etc. |
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FS2004 & FSX |
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Yes |
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Yes, airspeed based |
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Landing gear behaviour [ ?] |
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Realistic |
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Yes |
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Realistic |
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- Highly detailed model
- High quality liveries
- Many liveries included
- Many model variations
- Animated pushback truck and air stairs |
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