Storm Lab Project Dryline New
Storm Lab - Project Dryline
By Simple Missions
Storm Lab - Project Dryline puts you in the cockpit of a fictional airborne atmospheric research program operating across Kansas. Instead of simply flying from airport to airport, you become the research pilot for a science team studying the temperature, moisture, wind, and pressure boundaries that develop before severe thunderstorms form.
Fly alongside lead meteorologist Dr. Lena Ortiz, airborne scientist Noah Grant, instrumentati... Storm Lab - Project Dryline
By Simple Missions
Storm Lab - Project Dryline puts you in the cockpit of a fictional airborne atmospheric research program operating across Kansas. Instead of simply flying from airport to airport, you become the research pilot for a science team studying the temperature, moisture, wind, and pressure boundaries that develop before severe thunderstorms form.
Fly alongside lead meteorologist Dr. Lena Ortiz, airborne scientist Noah Grant, instrumentation engineer Priya Shah, and field coordinator Evan Cole as the campaign develops from quiet calibration flights into increasingly important research sorties. You’ll fly sampling missions, compare airborne observations with ground stations and forecast models, enter designated science zones, and make decisions that affect the direction of the project.
This is not about blindly flying into storm cores. Project Dryline is built around the idea of collecting useful atmospheric data while managing risk, changing plans when conditions evolve, and deciding how aggressively the team should pursue the science. One mission, for example, can force you to choose between ending a sampling line early or continuing while remaining outside developing convection.
The latest campaign also reacts directly to your aircraft through SimConnect. Taxi, takeoff roll, and confirmed airborne flight are detected automatically; landing quality is evaluated after touchdown; and the flight is completed after you taxi to parking and set the parking brake.
Highlights:
-Brand New User Interface
-Story-driven atmospheric research campaign across Kansas
-Branching decisions that affect money, reputation, safety, and later story direction
-Scientific sampling zones and in-flight mission events
-Neural voice briefings and crew announcements
-Automatic taxi, takeoff-roll, airborne, landing, and parking-brake detection
-Landing-quality callouts from “Great landing” to “That was a terrible landing”
-Live moving map and route information
-Detachable Always-on-Top Mini Panel that shares the same SimConnect session
-Crash detection with campaign reset behavior
-Multiple campaign endings, including outcomes centered on open science, safer research standards, or turning Storm Lab into a permanent airborne research team
-Campaign-completion popup when you reach an ending
Happy Flying, Have Fun and Enjoy.
