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Well a wee challenge in Nepal was thrown down the other day so I went and got the scenery (v.nice) and then decided to try my second landing (see notes on #2 screenie for why this wasn't the first) in the default Dak! No problem...

My first attempt was a disaster when I found if you land on the very end of the runway you sink through to the default scenery! Bum!!!

Holy **** but that brick wall at the end of the runway is getting BIG

Stopping with inches to spare before losing the starboard wing to a wall!


The 225 is longer than the runway so a non-starter! Jet fighters are a piece of cake to get in and out... so next was to change the cargo and re-fuel my Dak and get her out of there...

Very nice shots Ozzy, looks a real challenge.

Where is it?
Tks!

Aw come on ozzy, learn how to fly the DC-3!  I could have gotten it in there easy AND in less runway than you!

On short landings, put her down, kill the engines, and retract flaps

Put your money where your mouth is Jake

If this is Lukla
I got in with the L049.  One's real life experience of short field landings is quite useful here!!!  ;D
Vololiberista

The problem we have here ....... is everyone SAYING they can do it ..... and none ACTUALLY doing it.

The challenge has been laid down so come on guys step up and show us what ya made of.

The Default Lukla is just as tricky if you have a decent mesh.

Hello Everyone,

Just to let you know that I managed to get the 777 of Lukla a few days ago. Sorry but i did not take any screenshots though. As for landing, lets not go their.

Aaron

http://www.australiansceneries.tk

Stunting again Ozzy?  8) Great shots!

As mentioned above I got in with the L049. It was a very long time ago!! As this rather faded photo taken by a shepherd boy shows!!  
Vololiberista

Been brushing up on my DC3 skills (haven't been flying the sim much lately)... just started a little bush-flying demo hop from Fukche, India (9000-foot runway, but field elevation is over 13,000 feet -highest in FS9?). Going to land next at (forget the name now) just over the border in Nepal; it's about the same elevation as Lukla, but the runway is 200 feet shorter.
Then I'll try Lukla... shouldn't be too rough, but that cliff at the end makes things interesting.

Screenies coming soon...