Taxi a plane in FSX (Flight Simulator X)

Taxi a plane in FSX (Flight Simulator X)

This is an educational tutorial on the basics of taxi operations in Flight Simulator (FSX). Watch and learn ground operations and taxiing a few different planes like the DC-3 and the cub in this aviation tutorial.


Side notes; I am looking for someone to provide music tracks, that they PERSONALLY MADE, to be played during the video clips.

I am also looking for someone, who can speak clear English, who would be willing to do "voice-over" clips for upcoming tutorial videos - your voice would be used in substitution for the text; I would provide a script for you to read. Private Message me for details on how to join the Cessna154 team!

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