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Fw 200 Condor · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2020
The main fuel panel sits behind the copilot on the right; pump controls also occupy the copilot’s left console.
MSFS 2020 guide · PDF pages 5–9
Fw 200 Condor · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2020
Separate knobs capture the current altitude or adjust the target manually.
MSFS 2020 guide · PDF page 12
Fw 200 Condor · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2020
The panel labels GPS, heading, altitude and vertical-speed hold, with manual heading and vertical-speed adjustments.
MSFS 2020 guide · PDF page 11
Fw 200 Condor · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2020
The rear console includes COM, NAV, ADF and transponder controls.
MSFS 2020 guide · PDF pages 24–26
Fw 200 Condor · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2020
Its GPS toggle changes between tablet information and GPS.
MSFS 2020 guide · PDF page 28
Fw 200 Condor · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2020
Pilot and copilot yokes have separate visibility controls.
MSFS 2020 guide · PDF page 23
Fw 200 Condor · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2020
The guide directs users to the detailed checklist inside the simulator.
MSFS 2020 guide · PDF page 27
Fw 200 Condor · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2020
The August 2024 Local Legend 19 release includes three liveries: black and red Classic Passenger schemes, plus Classic Metallic.
2024-08-22 · release and package scope
The Condor began as an all-metal transport aircraft. Its long, slim fuselage and four wing-mounted engines expressed the ambitions of late-1930s airline travel. A Berlin-to-New York demonstration flight in 1938 helped draw attention to its long-distance capability.
Military Fw 200 developments later served very different roles and carried different equipment. The photographs identify civil airliners and armed wartime variants, whose cabins and cockpits differed.
Aircraft / family
September 1974 · printed pages 143–150; retrospective on postwar flying
Restoration team’s account of Werner Thieme’s 22 February 1942 ditching
22 August 1938 · contemporary arrival report; 100-word summary
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