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Advanced Challenges - Carrier Landings is designed exclusively for use with:

• Supercarrier Pro by Milthech Simulation

Before purchasing please ensure that:

1. You own and have successfully installed Milthech Simulation Supercarrier Pro scenery package
2. Your scenery pachage is fully operational within Microsoft Flight Simulator

Advanced Challenges is a multi-faceted series where each release focuses on a specific aspect of extreme flying:

In this Episode - ADVANCED CHALLENGES - CARRIER LANDINGS Operations on aircraft carriers take place at the precise intersection of aerodynamics, timing, and spatial awareness. The approach path is narrow, the landing margin is measured in feet, and the deck beneath you is never completely still. This package focuses precisely on that unique and unforgiving phase of flight: twenty-four arrested landings on aircraft carriers stationed around the world.

Designed exclusively for Miltech Simulation’s Supercarrier Pro expansion, this is the first collection of missions entirely dedicated to aircraft carrier landings. Each scenario puts you at the controls of the default Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet, but with a special, finely crafted livery.

The missions cover four distinct classes of aircraft carriers and nearly every maritime environment a simulation can offer. You’ll be able to approach Nimitz- and Ford-class supercarriers, recover aircraft aboard the French Charles de Gaulle, and squeeze onto the historic deck of the USS Intrepid like a needle through a thread.

Locations range from familiar U.S. domestic waters (San Diego, Bremerton, Norfolk) to unconventional and forward-deployment scenarios: anchoring in the Indian Ocean at Diego Garcia, coastal approaches to Busan, and the narrow maritime corridor off the coast of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon.

Every landing is a unique exercise in energy management and visual discipline. Runway movement, wind shear, and changing visibility alter the geometry of every approach. Success lies in maintaining a constant angle of attack, interpreting runway movement, and making corrections without following the ball’s trajectory. The difficulty is not artificial; it is simply the very nature of the task. It serves as a repeatable benchmark for pilots who wish to master the approach procedure, calibrate their visual scan, and measure their progress against a fixed operational standard.

Missions Roster Nimitz-Class CVN-76 ZC01 | Whidbey Island, WA ZC02 | Yankee Station, Vietnam ZC03 | Panama Canal, Panama ZC04 | West Palm Beach, FL ZC05 | San Juan, PR ZC06 | Long Island, NY ZC07 | San Diego, CA — CVN-76 Homeport

Ford-Class CVN-78 EC01 | Los Angeles Point Mugu, CA EC02 | Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean EC03 | Diego Garcia, Indian Ocean EC04 | Near MCAS New River, NC EC05 | Perth, Australia EC06 | Near Gran Roque, Venezuela

French CDG FR01 | Brest, France FR02 | Djibouti FR03 | Toulon, France FR04 | St Pierre et Miquelon

USS Intrepid PC01 | Alameda, CA PC02 | Busan, South Korea PC03 | Philadelphia, Delaware River PC04 | Bremerton, PSNS PC05 | Yokosuka, Japan PC06 | Garden Island, Australia PC07 | Tampa Bay, FL

Feature: ■ 24 Unique Challenges

■ Optimal Approach configuration

■ Real Weather ensure autentic patterns and unique meteorological challenges every time.

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Credits: Mission Creator: Marco Martini Graphic Artist: Mike Martini