Bill Rambow
Jan Visser
Fred Banting
Rob Young
Bill Womack
Howard Sodja
Mark Beaumont

Where can I get it?

The Mid Atlantic Air Museum Store

MAAM-SIM, the all-volunteer flightsim development team
of the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum in Reading, Pennsylvania,
consisting of:

Bill Rambow,
Jan Visser,
Fred Banting,
Rob Young,
Bill Womack,
Howard Sodja,
and Mark Beaumont

have produced the most authentic DC-3 simulation, for FS2002 and FS2004, ever.

The initial demonstration and release of the Douglas R4D / DC-3 CD
was held at MAAM's famous World War II Weekend Show in June, 2004.
Show-goers were able to fly the award-winning B-25J 'Briefing Time'
and any of three new, G-max Douglas DC-3's
included on the new release.
As always, 100% of the proceeds from all sales of MAAM-SIM products
go directly to the restoration programs of the museum.

Some of the thousands of users of the previous, award-winning versions
of the team's R4D-6 have probably been expecting just an upgrade of the old bird. They're in for a surprise.
Everything is new, from the ground up, inside and out, in this Gmax package.
The "extreme photo-realism" and the "fly it by the real book"
attention to detail and authenticity of MAAM-SIM's B-25J
'Briefing Time'
package is obvious in every aspect of this new product, as well.

(think this is good?..
click on the picture to see it as these fine folks have done..."Bear")

I have had the pleasure of flying this outstanding
flight sim program for many hours
and I find it fantastic...
The detail to all the working equipment is amazing...
and the attitude of the Labor of love for the
"Grand Old Lady"
is found through out this program...

I salute the efforts of: Bill Rambow and Jan Visser
they have indeed created what I would consider the finest DC-3...
or in this case R4D avaiable anywhere...
Many thanks...
Ed "Bear" Hake - Director The DC-3 Aviation Museum

From:
Charles Wood -
chwood@attglobal.net

Virtual Airline for DC-3 pilots

DC-3 Airways, a Virtual Airline devoted exclusively to DC-3
enthusiasts, is accepting pilot applications.
The VA is patterned after airlines of
the late 1940s and early 1950s -
- When flying was fun.
The emphasis is on flying, not twiddling on Autopilot.

DC-3 Airways is unique -- it has no hub cities!
We serve 50 New England cities with 148 flights.
Schedules for two other regions are in the
works, as is a world-wide charter division.

DC-3 Airways offers an extensive training section
on how to fly the DC-3, as well as
an in-depth background on the DC-3.

So drop by DC-3 Airways to check us out -
- or to just learn more about
the most famous and durable airliner of all,
the "Gooney Bird."
We think you’ll find an exciting new concept.
And whether you join the VA or not,
we’d love to hear your comments and suggestions.

http://www.dc3airways.com/

... "When Flying was Fun."

Thank you very much,

Charles Wood, President and CEO