Geoff Butler's Flight School & Britannic Virtual Airline

One of the best aircraft ever designed for Flight Simulator is the Level D 767. This Virtual Airline and the real world Charter Airlines use the 767 as one of the main aircraft types in their operation. I recommend  buying this aircraft to  use in Microsoft Flight Simulator. It does take a bit of learning, but  is well worth the effort. The Flight Management Computer ( FMC) is hard to learn but well worth it. I will give you a few tips on how to use the FMC. Flying this aircraft is like programming a computer it has different sub routines. We will look at them bit by bit below. we will do a flight and then a few approaches at the end to get you using the FMC and operation. Do use the manual that comes with the program. What I have attempted to do here, is make it simple for Virtual Airline Pilots and especially for new flight simmers doing our Virtual Airline Operations.  Some of these procedures are common to all glass cockpit airliners like the 737 also.

The course is being expanded gradually to help new pilots of the Level D 767

	To Crew Centre
	Before Flight Preparation
	Visual Approaches
	Push and Start
	Crosswind Landings
	Take Off Tips
	Useful Add Ons
	Atlantic Diversion Procedure
	Constant  Descent  Approach Procedures
	Structure Limits
	Setting the FMC Position
	Load sheets and FMC program

Some excellent items are covered in books by Capt Mike Ray on the 767 in particular the Constant Descent Approach Procedures from the Final Approach fix. to landing. The manual is called The unofficial Boeing 757/767  simulator and checkride procedure manual.

For serious simmers please visit his website and purchase the 757/767 check ride for the simulator.