Concorde Professional

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight Expansion Pack

Release Date: January 14, 2005

Simulation, planes, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet, LAN

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Concorde, which is the only passenger airplane except Tu-144, finished its sky-highlight voyages a few years ago. This intriguing machine still functions in the memory of aviation enthusiasts. This also applies to programmers from the Phoenix Simulation Software studio, who, in tribute to the legendary vehicle, created Concorde Professional, a paid supplement to Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.

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Concorde Professional Description

Despite the disappointing end to Concordes flying days, in terms of performance it continues to be the most advanced airliner ever built. The excitement of travelling from London to New York at twice the speed of sound is now an experience reserved for military pilots with plenty of fuel. However, thanks to the development team at Phoenix Simulation Software (PSS), you can operate a supersonic marvel in Flight Simulator 2004. Phoenix are the acknowledged experts on airliner expansion and Concorde Professional is the most advanced package they have ever put together.

To help you master Concorde Professional the package includes a 160-page printed manual and a tutorial on the CD.

Features include

Fully animated parts including nose cone and nose visor; landing gear with compression and extension of main bogies, nose wheel steering, tail wheel and elevons; split rudder, passenger door, landing light pods, 3D engine fan blades, engine intake ramps and thrust reverser nozzles.

Accurate flight model with re-heat effect and an authentic version of Concorde's unique INS (Inertial Navigation System).

Four contemporary and classic British Airways and Air France liveries

Fully detailed virtual cockpit includes high-resolution gauges with reflective glass as well as animated control yokes, rudder pedals, throttle levers and engineers panel.

High resolution gauges

Animated control yokes

Animated rudder pedals

Animated throttle levers

Engineers panel

Reflective glass on gauges

Last updated on August 14, 2015