Discovery flights - Unique places - Part 3

The third part of this series takes us around the globe. There are (more or less) man-made works of art to see and a freak of nature that should be no less interesting. We circle what is probably the most famous cemetery in Europe (not at night, of course) and take a trip to the Middle East. Here we go again - typically European. I don't even know if the Chinese or Japanese refer to this area as the “Middle East”, after all, from their point of view it is in the west. The “Arabian Peninsula” is probably a better term that everyone in the world can understand. Perhaps someone from East Asia will write to me and tell me what they call this area there. We also set off in search of the Easter Bunny. According to the latest information, it is said to have emigrated to Australia because the bunnies in Europe lead a dog's life and are not safe anywhere.

The package consists of 6 individual discovery flights. So what you get to see in detail is the following:

• a Coca-Cola logo in the Chilean desert and the famous geoglyphs of Arica
• a portrait made of flowers of the famous aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart
• the Easter bunny in Australia
• a unique cemetery in Madrid
• an indoor amusement park in Abu Dhabi
• an Indian head in Canada created by nature

Another little commercial on my own behalf: The historical re-enactment of Amelia Earhart's circumnavigation of the globe, with lots of historical photos and information, is available free of charge from me at flightsim.to.

During these discovery flights, you never fly directly towards the chosen object. You have to follow directions to find it. This makes the flight a little more exciting and you can discover lots of other interesting things in the simulator along the way. But don't worry, you will always find it. After a certain amount of searching, a widely visible marker will show you the object you are looking for. This can give your ambition an extra boost. Find what you are looking for before the marker appears.

The texts are multilingual and machine-translated into all MSFS languages. If you find any errors, please let me know.

If a tile from one of the flights is missing under Activities / Third Party, it is usually because a Standard Edition aircraft and/or a livery is missing. So make sure that all standard aircraft including their liveries are installed. The only exceptions are the jets; I don't use them for these flights. If you have found other places that are worth flying to, you are welcome to send me an e-mail to my support address - if possible with coordinates. The contact details will appear below once you have purchased this product.

If you bought this product on the MSFS-2020 marketplace, there is a free upgrade for the MSFS 2024.

Now have fun flying and discovering, Koschi