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July's Screenshot Contest:- Climbing Out!!!

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Fellow Captains

 

July's screenshot contest should be a breeze as you perform this task with every departure.  so let's get creative and show some of your best "CLIMBING OUT" captures.

 

Arrow:  Departing TVSM Mustique in the Grenadines (MSFS 2020)

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TBM 940:  Departing S43 in Washington State (MSFS 2020)

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Piper Seneca:  climbing out of TRPG - John Osborne (MSFS 2020)

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Piper Seneca:  Gear up - Climbing out of TVSM (MSFS 2020)

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Austrian A321: Climbing out of LOWW (X-Plane 11)

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AmeriJet Boeing 727:  Cleaned and and climbing out TLPC Vigie, heading to TDPD Melville Hall (MSFS 2020)

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Fenix A320:  Climbing out over New York City (MSFS 2024)

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Southwest 737-700:  Maintaining runway heading Climbing to FL230

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A321 Neo: Climbing out of FLL from runway 27

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Sorry  - got carried away wit the images, but you get the jest of the contest requirements.

 

 

As Always   - All participants are ONLY allowed 1 image if you post more than one - ONLY the first entry will be judged and the others deleted.

 

Users are allowed to change their posted image up until the time frame allowing you to do so expires.  If you fail to post an image based on the theme of the month, it is very likely that the image will not be considered during "judgment day".

 

This a multi-sim platform for your "FLIGHT" images as we welcome FS2009, FSX, Prepar3D, MSFS 2020, MSFS 2024, X-Plane 9 - 12, DCS, Infinite Flight and even AeroFly images.  

 

 

Good Luck to ALL.

Shalom and greetings all my pals,

 

Presenting exciting take off for most historic moment!!!!! What plane is that that would create most historic moment???? Why it is brand new DC-8-43 FRESH out of factory at Long Beach airport READY for making aviation history!!

 

Dig the engine smoke while retracting landing gear during take off to start climb out!

 

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Oh  you want to know what historic feat did this DC-8-43 in Canadian Pacific livery make?

 

This plane became FIRST commercial airline plane in history to fly SUPERSONIC SPEED at mach 1 !!!!! And this plane also became FIRST commercial airline plane in history to reach and cruise at 50,000 ft with FULL PASSENGER LOAD (150 lb crash-test dummies) and FULL LUGGAGE load!!!!

 

Regards,

 

Aharon

  • 2 weeks later...

Hi all,

 

A graceful climb out from LAX in a Delta A319, soaring above the coastline, with visible condensation on wings and engines hinting at the heavy humidity.

 

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Have a nice flight!

Lovely shot Ivan!

 

Here is my latest paint departing Arlanda at dusk into some dubious weather.

 

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  • 4 months later...
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On 7/30/2025 at 2:07 AM, IvanRS said:

Hi all,

 

A graceful climb out from LAX in a Delta A319, soaring above the coastline, with visible condensation on wings and engines hinting at the heavy humidity.

 

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Have a nice flight!

Congratulations on winning July's screenshot contest.  This is a motion shot in action, great capture!!

Email to follow shortly (Apologies for the delay)

Happy Holidays

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