A2A Capt Jakey Birthday Sale!

[Lewis-A2A]

Hello people, me again!

Its that time of Year again, Jakeys Birthday Sale!

Its been a magical year for young Jakey, he has taken the controls of a Piper Cub, flown in a B-17 Flying Fortress (With full working turbo superchargers!), and experienced a barrel roll in a P-51 Mustang!

This weekend we celebrate him as we are one year closer to passing on the torch to our future generation.

http://www.a2asimulations.com/FrontPage/capt_jake_sale_10th.jpg

http://www.a2asimulations.com/

[jmig]

How nice! :)

Happy Birthday Jakey.

Not many 10 yr old get that kind of year.

[Scratch]

Dang he's growing up quick! Happy Birthday Captain Jakey:wavey:

Wish I could take advantage of the sale, but I think I have everything already :)

[glennc]

Happy birthday, Captain Jakey. :applause:

How long does it take your dad to get you out of that harness and chute?

Glenn

[Shylock]

Happy birthday Jakey from everybody over at FSX Blue Angels!!!! :salute:

[Kowalski65]

Happy Birthday Cap'n!

I really want to take advantage of this but I have all the FSX stuff (apart from the 109 but I have the Realflight version,which is enough for me..for now.....maybe:jump: )

So a question: do the FS9 ones fly OK in FSX ? I quite fancy that Heinkel for Fathers day!

[Lewis-A2A]

Hey Kowalski

here is a link to the forum thread describing the process of moving the he219 from 2004 to FSX.

http://a2asimulations.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=7059&sid=b7a98e943ec033f71064f007511d4979

thanks,
Lewis - A2A

[txnetcop]

WOW Captain Jakey I can't believe how quickly you have grown into such a fine young man! You are a credit to your parents and a great help to your DAD! Thank you for being so involved with a hobby that make so many happy as well!

Happy Birthday Captain Jakey!:applause::applause::applause:
Ted

[stansdds]

A big happy birthday to Captain Jakey! :wavey:

[Blade124]

Thanks everyone. Everyone in our aviation industry clearly has a soft spot for kids who show a genuine interest in flying. Jake said recently, "The best thing about the end of a trip is you look forward to the flight back." I think we can all remember when we were squirts and how welcoming pilots were when we wanted to see the cockpit.

Now as an adult, taking Jake on these research trips is a continual reminder of what this is all means. It's truly magic to watch. I think when we see a kid with aviation in his blood, we see ourselves.

Here's to us being one year closer to passing the torch. - Scott.