This is an update of Mike Stone's Bristol Britannia.  I have redone the flight dynamics, put in all 10 wheels, rather than the original 3, and placed them where they belong the best I could.  I also have added toggle icons, a digital trim gauge, and a nav/GPS switch to the panel.

Unzip to a folder of your choice.  After backing up your air, aircraft.cfg, and panel.cfg files, replace them with the ones in this update.

There is an extra paint in the paint section, so if you don't have it, or have others, you will have to change the paint section(s) of the aircraft.cfg file.

This update will work for the cargo version as well.  After backing up its files and replacing as above with the passenger version, you only have to copy the paint section from the cargo aircraft.cfg file to the new aircraft.cfg file and delete the paint sections already there.

The information about this aircraft on the internet seemed to be scarce, in that the places I went to all seemed to have the minimum of specifications, particularly the sites containing data for the engines.

The range and top speed of the aircraft reflect what I could find.  It is best to take off with one notch of flaps.  This is because the aircraft is long, and without flaps it is easier to drag the tail when rotating to become airborn.  Unlike the original, the new flight dynamics require up trim to take off.  I found 44 on the digital trim to be a good place to start.  Experiment to see what works best for you.

Bob Chicilo.

bchicilo@jet2.net