747-200 Mach One

Was playing around in solo mode and decided to push my plane to its max speed.

Got it to M 1.33. Best I could do.

(And yes I know I’m not supposed to upload images with the HUD display but how else am I supposed to show my epic accomplishment?)

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Got it by doing 100 knots winds for tail push up to 700 knots and then slammed it to headwind and got it to read 1.33

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you should nose dive and see if you can get any better.

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Tried it but each time I did I ended up in a death spiral. Can’t keep it straight down

simple. calibrate your device pointing up, and then just push it all the way down. and also make sure to turn, it gives you speed.

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I did that. I know how to dive with those same instructions but for some reason I can’t do it in my 747. Maybe it’s too big . And I see the wind to 0 so it doesn’t push me.

But I ain’t really trying to break the sound barrier. I was simply playing around with the weather controls on IF.

Turn the wind 180° and tailwind → +100 GS

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Congrats, your plane now looks like this.

On May 25th 2002, China Airlines Flight 611 disintegrated in midair and crashed into the Taiwan Strait, 20 minutes after takeoff, killing all 225 people on board. The in-flight break-up was caused

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oopsies.

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Imagine how awesome it’d be if IF actually had crash animations or even mid-air breakups of you went Mach one in a plane not designed for it.

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Interesting, I don’t remember encountering this message before, for Mach related reset:

Did you try changing temperature as well?

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No. I forgot I could do that.

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That simulation resets is cause I was using the 5x speed button to get up to cruising altitude faster. Forgot to turn it off I guess.

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Meanwhile the DC-8

How Quick Thinking Saved the First Airliner to Break the Sound Barrier

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