Has anyone done a trans-atlantic flight on FSX?

[sunlord_clave]

Don't you get bored at the long period where you're just cruising at a high altitude for hours? I really want to do a flight from say, London to New York, but I'm worried I'll get bored after I settle at cruising altitude and quit or something.  :-[

What do you guys do when you're in the middle of a long journey on FSX?

[cpthammond]

I did once but not in a 747. I did it in a Eurofighter with a virtual raf, escorting a VC10.

[Mitch.]

London to New York is nothing!

I did Los Angeles to Sydney!

Use simulation xspeed. 16x is the maximum with autopilot on!

[Flying Mouse]

I read magazines whilst flying long distance  ;)

Not that I fly too far, as I mostly fly props.

But it takes time to fly over the entire Greenland in a mooney.

Donkieman  ;)

[Wingo]

My suggestion would be don't do the flight alone, if you can find someone to go on multiplayer with and share an aircraft, it makes things a lot easier and passes the time as you have someone to talk to. Also when you get bore, switch the control over and go take a break.

[DONTREADMYUSERNAME]

you can always save it and come back later on...........

[drtomkat]

if you get bored you are not a fan.

[jnigeld11]

Save the flight and continue it later or just pretend you're a real pilot on a real trans-atlantic flight and do it non-stop like they have too  ;)

[Salo]

Get airbourne set course and autopilot, go to sleep, get up and fly the remaining hour until landing. Well thats how i deal with it.

[MattNW]

"Alt + Tab" Read some emails, write some emails, get some work done, post at SimV, take out the trash, let the cat out, take the dog for a walk, call your GF/BF, flip some switches that you don't know what they are for and watch FSX crash about 90% into your flight, curse and stomp your feet while reinstalling FSX because of the 1703 error then start your flight again. See lots to do on those long flights.  ;D