Royal Navy Aircraft Carriers
For PC only.
This package contains two Royal Navy aircraft carriers of the WW2 'Illustrious' class: HMS Indomitable and HMS Formidable. These ships played a prominent part in the battles of the Second World War, in operations all over the world.
HMS Indomitable is the MSFS 'airport', while HMS Formidable is land-able scenery.
Primarily intended for use with the Flight Replicas Seafires (not included), along with the free Kinetic Assistant app, these carriers nonetheless c... For PC only.
This package contains two Royal Navy aircraft carriers of the WW2 'Illustrious' class: HMS Indomitable and HMS Formidable. These ships played a prominent part in the battles of the Second World War, in operations all over the world.
HMS Indomitable is the MSFS 'airport', while HMS Formidable is land-able scenery.
Primarily intended for use with the Flight Replicas Seafires (not included), along with the free Kinetic Assistant app, these carriers nonetheless can be used with any MSFS aircraft desired.
They have been placed at 6 locations around the world, which represent in a very small way the areas where these ships operated in WW2.
These locations are (in the MSFS World Map. ICAO designation is spurious, standing for Carriers/FlightReplicas/designator):
CFRK Malta
CFRH Gibratar
CFRC Clyde, UK
CFRS Scapa Flow, UK
CFRZ Diego Suarez, Madagascar
CFRA Sydney, Australia
HMS Indomitable is the 'airport'. HMS Formidable is land-able scenery.
For most authentic use of the carriers:
1 Turn off Real Weather, and manually set any desired cloud conditions and most importantly set the winds, which should be from 20 to 35 knots down the deck (from front of ship to rear).
2 Download the free app Kinetic Assistant, for authentic 'trapped' landings and catapult take-offs. (KA also offers many more useful MSFS functions).
https://msfs. touching. cloud/mods/kinetic-assistant/
KA Launch: Set aircraft launch speed, set parking brakes, activate catapult in KS, release parking brakes. You will then launch.
KA landing: Set time it takes to come to stop once landed (seconds), then set tailhook.
