22 September 2026 · Africa Flying

VR cockpit, first person on the same airfield

The cockpit section of a retired MD-90 airliner on the floor of a hangar at NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center in California, March 2024, set aside to build a simulator for the X-66 research aircraft. — A cockpit being turned into a NASA flight simulator, March 2024. Not an Africa Flying device.Credit: NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center / Steve Freeman, via Wikimedia Commons. Licence: Public domain. Source.

Same airfield, first person, still the simulator.

The VR cockpit uses the simulator’s telemetry and the mission list on the development stack. The home point matches the arena, so a craft does not jump when you move from the map to the headset. Its takeoff and return-to-launch buttons are simulator controls for the development stack only.

There is no open-world Africa, no terrain, and no ring of extra drones. A snapshot is a local PNG. The upload route described in older notes is not implemented on this host.

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VR cockpit, first person on the same airfield

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