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The Cockpit is built around the PMDG737-600/700.  For info on how
 it was done, please click a link
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These are the two aircraft which we operate with our cockpit.    The first is B737-700 'HA-IAN'.   This aircraft is operated under the MALEV Logo for charter and budget airline operations.   Based in LHBP (Budapest) she is a regular visitor to both Holiday Destinations and Business Centres throughout Europe. 
You can catch HA-IAN at Budapest, Kracow, Warsaw, Split, Dubrovnik, Belgrade, Athens and  Lubijana all year and at  Kefalonia and Zakynthos in the Summer Months.

Boeing B737-600     Reg:EC-ING

EC-ING at Palma de Mallorca (Airliners.Net) EC-ING at Barcelona from www.airliners.net EC_ING at Milan Malpensa from www.airliners.net

So you've 'kicked the tyres and lit the fires', so where do you fly from/to.  Here's some recommended free scenery you may like to check out for FS2004.  All these sceneries are 'frame rate friendly', graphically appealing and a good representation of the actual airport itself.
There are some very good free sceneries out there. I paticularly like the work done by the Italian ISD Guys, but they are not alone. See for yourself :o)

ISD Venezia LIPZ- Nice Complete Scenery Italian Scenery Design - Venezia - LIPZ   click here Venezia LIPZ Flyby - Click Here for a better view
ISD Venezia Tessera LIPZ - Very Nice Scenery

ISD Milan Malpensa click here for a bigger view ISD Milan Malpensa LIMC - Free Scenery    :o) LIMC Approach to 35L
ISD Project Milan Malpensa LIMC - Very Detailed and Accurate
Link to Italian Scenery Design Team  HERE

GAP Greek Airport Project Zakynthos LGZA KST252, clear on Charlie,taxi Stand 6.  Very realistic scenery GAP Zakynthos LGZA - click here for a better view
GAP Airports Zakynthos LGZA - Includes the Old (Departures) and the New (Arrivals) Terminals and surrounding buildings. Loads of Greek Airports to choose from.
Link to Greek Airports Project  HERE

  EPKK Kracow Balice John Paul II EPKK Flyby.  Nice Detail and Apron Environment Kracow EPKK, Nice Detailed Provincial Airport in Poland
Kracow EPKK. This is a nice little Provincial Airport in Poland has good detail and the Apron is quite detailed.
Get it HERE

scenery16.jpg (51642 bytes) Gate A6 at LYBE Belgrade - click for a better view scenery15.jpg (46287 bytes)
Danube Scenery Design's Belgrade LYBE is another choice,  you can get it HERE And while you're at it, pick up the TIVAT LYTV package and have a go at the approach between the mountains

ISD Bergamo LIME Scenery

 

Boeing B737-700    Reg:HA-IAN

The second aircraft we have is a B737-600 branded AIR EUROPA.  EC-ING works routes to and from Destinations in South Western Europe and Italy.    Barcelona, Alicante, Lisbon, Malaga, Valencia, Reus, Palma, Milan Malpensa and Milan Bergamo are regular stop offs for us.

The 737-600 was launched by Scandinavian Airlines System in 1995 (EC-ING was actually leased to AIR EUROPA from SAS) , being most profitable for airlines focusing on long and thin routes. The 737-600 is the direct replacement of the 737-500 and competes with the A318. This is the only Boeing 737 still in production that does not include winglets.

Both our Aircraft are powered by the CFM56 -7 family, one of the most reliable jet engines ever produced with over 4400 in service on 2100 NG aircraft worldwide. At year end 2006, this engine series had accumulated almost 60 million flight hours over 29 million flight cycles - now that's flying :o)
And to get you thinking, a CFM56 powered aircraft takes off somewhere in the world every three seconds !!!

The CFM56 - Isn't it beautiful :o)

Built by CFM, a joint venture between SNECMA and the GENERAL ELECTRIC Co.

CFM56 Engine Homepage is HERE
Wiki Info on the CFM56 HERE
CFM56 Operating Info HERE

seatplan on our Boeing B737-600EC-ING is configured with 121 One Class Seats for either Economy or Charter work. There are 4 main doors, two at the front of the cabin and two at the rear.  Green indicates normal cabin entry doors, blue indicates the service entry's and the red arrows are the two over-wing emergency exits.