VFR Photographic Scenery replaces the default, generic scenery in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, with real aerial photography and terrain data to give you breath-taking views from your virtual cockpit as you recreate flight over these beautiful Scottish Islands in true photographic detail.

Features:

Photographic Scenery:

Explore, go sight-seeing, or recce flights that you're planning to fly for real!

With photographic scenery at the highest level of detail supported by Flight Simulator 2004 (4.8m/pixel), VFR Photographic Scenery is so accurate that it can be used with actual CAA charts to practice the VFR (Visual Flight Rules) navigation techniques, taught as part of a private pilot’s license.

Detailed and Accurate Terrain:

VFR Photographic Scenery significantly improves the detail and accuracy of the terrain model in Microsoft Flight Simulator, showing every lump and bump of topography in the coverage area. The terrain is also supplied at the highest level of detail supported by FS2004 (19m/pixel).

Interactive Water Bodies:

Water bodies throughout the scenery have been designated ‘interactive’, giving you moving, reflective water surfaces, and allowing you to practice float aircraft operations.

Coverage:

The coverage extends to include all islands within the archipelago of the Western Isles of Scotland (formerly known as the Outer Hebrides).