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Beginners guide to starting and flying the Cessna 172 G1000 in Flight Simulator 2024

A beginners guide to starting and flying the Cessna 172 G1000 (with the glass cockpit) in Flight Simulator 2024. We're at C56 Sanger airfield, Illinois, USA. Both the airfield and aircraft come with all versions of Flight Simulator 2024. To start the aircraft, I follow a written functional procedure that breaks everything down into "where to look", "what switches to flick", "what levers to pull" and so on - it doesn't cover everything a real-world pilot might do, but it does cover the basics, and can obviously be extended as you learn more. You can get a copy of the functional procedure from the link below: https://ko-fi.com/s/6e9d35a99b This video demonstrates a basic circuit around the airfield, and emphasises the importance of simplifying concerns for new pilots - not trying to do too much at once. We take off, we climb to pattern altitude, we turn to the reciprocal of the runway direction, we fly down-wind while maining speed and altitude, then we turn back towards the runway, descend, slow down, deploy the flaps, and land. Over the coming weeks and months we will look at combining these skills - with climbing turns, descending turns, slow flight, stalls, spins, recovery from unusual attitudes, crosswind landings, and more. In the longer term we'll also look at differnt aircraft types - including twin engines, turboprops, business jets, and even the "heavies". It's going to be fun! #msfs #flightsimulator #aviation #flying #flight #simulator #microsoft #asobo #tobii #beginner #guide #tutorial --- Useful resources: My homepage: https://jonbeckett.online My flight simulation blog (subscribe by email for free!): https://jonbeckett.substack.com All of the functional procedures I have written up to get aircraft up and running in simulators: https://ko-fi.com/jonbeckett/shop The flight simulation community I founded (join for free!): https://virtualflight.online --- Resources I use to create content: Microsoft Flight Simulator https://www.flightsimulator.com/ Navigraph (charts, flight planning, and tracking) https://navigraph.com Copyright © 2023 Jeppesen. All rights reserved. The charts are available to the flight simulation community via Navigraph. LittleNavMap (mapping software) https://albar965.github.io/littlenavm... OBS (Screen and audio capture) https://obsproject.com/ Tobii Eye Tracker 5 (head and eye tracking) https://gaming.tobii.com/product/eye-... Volanta (flight tracking) https://volanta.app/ Simbrief (flight planning) https://simbrief.com --- Computer Specification: O/S : Microsoft Windows 11 Home 64 bit CPU : Intel Core i9 14900KS Raptor Lake Motherboard : MSI Z790 Project Zero System RAM : 64Gb DDR5 GPU : NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 GPU RAM : 24Gb GPU RAM Storage : 4Tb Western Digital SN850X Network : 500 Mbit fibre