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AgustaWestland AW139 for FSX and P3D
An amazing add-on for FSX and Prepar3D 64bits of the AgustaWestland AW139 helicopter. This versatile machine is used by many countries in a military, governmental or civilian context.
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An incredible add-on of the AgustaWestland AW139 helicopter. This versatile machine (medical evacuation, armed police operations, firefighting, first aid, etc.) is used by many countries in a military, governmental or civil context.
The cockpit of this model is quite similar to the real helicopter. The cabin is fully modeled in 3D. Most flight instruments are working like the FMS. It is essential to read the documentation before flying this helicopter because the simulation is at a fairly advanced level. The documentation in your "Documents" contains the following files: "Checklists AW139.docx", "Checklists Condensed AW139.pdf", "FMS_guide.pdf", "Readme.docx", and "Type_Rating_Course.pdf".
Included with three models and three liveries: SAR, HEMS, and HEMS without floats.
The author reports that XMLVARS.dll by Doug Dawson needs to be installed, but in fact, it is an error on his part. For the FMS to be fully functional you need to install XMLVARS by Tom Aguilo available here: https://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/resources/authors/taguilo.1802/ The FMS will only be partially functional without XMLVARS but, this remains OKAY.
When starting a flight with the AgustaWestland AW139 you will hear an alarm for about 30 seconds, you need to wait for the levels to be normal then alarm will stop.
The cockpit of this model is quite similar to the real helicopter. The cabin is fully modeled in 3D. Most flight instruments are working like the FMS. It is essential to read the documentation before flying this helicopter because the simulation is at a fairly advanced level. The documentation in your "Documents" contains the following files: "Checklists AW139.docx", "Checklists Condensed AW139.pdf", "FMS_guide.pdf", "Readme.docx", and "Type_Rating_Course.pdf".
Included with three models and three liveries: SAR, HEMS, and HEMS without floats.
The author reports that XMLVARS.dll by Doug Dawson needs to be installed, but in fact, it is an error on his part. For the FMS to be fully functional you need to install XMLVARS by Tom Aguilo available here: https://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/resources/authors/taguilo.1802/ The FMS will only be partially functional without XMLVARS but, this remains OKAY.
When starting a flight with the AgustaWestland AW139 you will hear an alarm for about 30 seconds, you need to wait for the levels to be normal then alarm will stop.
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