Total flying hours on Microsoft Flight Sim

[Virgin Blue]

Hey gang

I was just curious how many flying hours you think you have clocked up on the different versions of Microsoft Flight Simulators.

At the moment i've worked up about 80 to 100 on flight sim 2002 mainly just doing city hopping on a virgin Blue 737-700,Qantas 737 and A330-200 and an Australian Airlines 767.

How about you?

Many thanks

[mikecweb]

About 1500-1600 total. I usually put about 250 on every version since FS4.

[ethanman234]

Just checked the FS2k2 log. Have about 500 hours on 2k2, but I also had FS2k, and FS For Windows 95

[jwenting]

I hoped to clock my 1000th hour with TCA this year, which is sadly now impossible as my computer is kaput.
Total hours for them now is 975, and I've over a thousand hours in other flights (possibly a lot more that I never logged).

So at least 2000 hours since starting with FS2000 in 2000.
then there's all the military sims I had before that, probably something similar.

[Avianca 757]

some 250-300 from FS98 to FS2002.

[NWAirlinkCRJ@ERI]

from FS 95 to FS 2002,

I would have to say about 450 - 500 hours!!! There have been many nights where I haven't slept....due to a transatlantic flight!!

My last one was PHL to GLA....I loved landing at GLA just as the sun was coming up....and an EasyJet 737 was waiting to greet me at the end of the runway.

-Pete

[NOTAR520AC]

Time

1700 for FS02 and FS9. But I cheat on international flights and bump it up to 16x speed.

[PIAA310]

About 1900-2000 Hours, I wish i could move that over to my log book on a real plane.

[PIAA310]

About 1500-1600 total. I usually put about 250 on every version since FS4.

How long did it take you to build up those hours? Where do you get the time to play FS? I have a friend that goes to Embry Riddle, he doesn't even have enough time to come online!

[Benyhone]

I have about 1460 hours on FS2002. In that time i've done 4 world tours starting and finsihing in Glasgow (GLA) my home airport. I've also done quite a few transatlantic return flights and loads of European and UK domestic flights.

Benyhone

[DeltaASA16]

PIA: He's probably a Engineering Student! Those guys never get a break from the books.

For me:
300-400 hours on X-Plane
around 50 hours on FS2002 and FS2004


Adam

[Katamarino]

PIA: He's probably a Engineering Student! Those guys never get a break from the books.

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