Meet Fokker F.VII
The F.VII helped establish early airline networks and long-distance flying. Fokker's initial design used one engine in the nose; the better-known trimotor developments added engines beneath the wing. Cabin size and powerplant choices varied across the family and its licensed production.
The F.VIIa and F.VIIb names therefore carry meaningful configuration differences. The simulator package includes aircraft from this wider history, making model selection more than a cosmetic choice. Period navigation and the relationship between cabin, wing and engines are central to the type's character.
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The package includes different engine configurations
The Fokker guide separates the single-engine F.VIIa from the trimotor aircraft, with their own weights and limits. The extra engines change the model's configuration, so the versions should not share one undifferentiated specification panel.
Microsoft / aircraft developers · Fokker F. VII Manual ↗Archived simulator manual; installed package revision not observed · PDF pp.4,29; variants
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