Dassault Falcon 50 FSX & P3D
Six liveries, a 3D cabin, detailed virtual cockpit and 2D panel, with bilingual documentation and compatibility fixes. Some models include an FMC.
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Overview
This Dassault Falcon 50 v1.2 combines work by Yannick Lavigne, Fred Banting and Rob Young, additions by Eric Dantès and Bluebear’s (Postbaer61) native FSX/Prepar3D conversion. The July 2018 update fixes gauges incompatible with Prepar3D v4.3.
The June 2017 conversion improved the model, panel and textures, added an FMC to some models and introduced Prepar3D v4 support. The package includes a detailed virtual cockpit, a 2D panel, a 3D cabin, custom sounds and ground animations.
Six liveries are supplied: C.A.E.A., House, Celebrate Life, Canadian Forces, French Navy/Aéronavale and SOH. Comprehensive documentation is available in French and English.
The Falcon 50 was the family’s first trijet. It made its maiden flight at Mérignac on 7 November 1976, as documented in Dassault Aviation’s history.
Release notes
Updated on 23/06/2017: Version 1.2 model is now native FSX / P3D, many improvements to the model, panel, and textures, include FMC for some models. 100% compatible with Prepar3D v4
Licences and credits
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- Model by Yannick Lavigne, Fred Banting, Rob Young, Additions by Eric Dantes, FSX native by Bluebear (Postbaer61)
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