777 Professional PC

The first airliner to be designed entirely using computer graphics is now, rather fittingly, reproduced by the experts at PSS to fly on a computer in Flight Simulator 2004. The aircraft features fully animated flight surfaces, engines, undercarriage and cabin doors. Moving into the the cockpit, you will be amazed at the depth and quality of the instrument panel and gauges of one of the world's most popular wide-bodied airliners. 777 Professional even includes a realistic operating weather radar! In the highly interactive Virtual Cockpit you will find it is just like sitting in the real thing.

Detailed features

26-high quality airline liveries from around the world

-200LR, -200LRF Freighter and 300ER variants

Authentic flight modelling

High-quality visual model

Superb 2D instrument panel and gauges

Operating and realistic WXR2100 weather radar

Fully interactive Virtual Cockpit

Animated undercarriage, including 'gear droop' flaps, elevators, rudder, spoilers, ailerons, flexing wings, APU Inlet RAM air turbine, cargo and cabin doors

Detailed engines with rotating 3D fans and operating thrust reversers

Special lighting effects

Reflective glass windows

Reflection mapping

Dynamic specular highlighting

Individually switched lighting - navigation lights, beacons, landing and taxi lights; panel floodlighting and cabin interior lighting; instrument gauge lights, tail logo lights

Fully detailed Virtual Cockpit Includes

High-resolution vector drawn gauges

Animated control yokes

Animated rudder pedals

Animated throttle levers

Reflective glass on gauge faces

PSS 'REAL' Features

Lighting effects

Wingtip vapour trails

Extensive printed manual

Flight tutorial

Load Editor and Panel Configuration utilities

Included variants

B777-200LR

B777-200LRF (Freighter)

B777-300ER

777-200LR liveries

Air India, British Airways, KLM, Malaysia Airlines, PIA Pakistan International Airlines, Qantas, Alitalia, United

B777-200LRF (Freighter) liveries

Air France, Air Atlanta Icelandic, DHL, Eva Air, FedEx, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, UPS

777-300ER liveries

Air France, Air New Zealand, All Nippon Airways, British Airways, Emirates, Ethihad Airways, Japan Airlines, Lufthansa, PIA Pakistan International Airlines, Qantas, Singapore Airlines

Last updated on 10 December 2007