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...implified [[Modern Air Combat]] version. The L-39ZA is a Czech jet trainer aircraft for prospective MiG pilots — in particular, it features on-the-ground * Multi-crew: fly with a friend(?) as instructor or trainee in the same aircraft.

...res with it while doing so. It is a light-weight, agile day-time multirole aircraft with a couple of simple pilot aids, but where most of the flying, navigatin ...dar options, all of which are abstracted away completely in the simplified MAC model.

...e [[Modern Air Combat]] versions are simplified versions of already simple aircraft, there is not a whole lot to do in them other than to point a target reticu …but other than that, it's a really easy and hands-on aircraft to fly. Just be careful not to yank on the throttle too much, since that wi

...e [[Modern Air Combat]] versions are simplified versions of already simple aircraft, there is not a whole lot to do in them other than to point a target reticu ...vels. The inclusion of speed brakes were a necessity for both: to slow the aircraft down so the controls regained their effectiveness, and so that yanking the

...ombat_Simulator|DCS World]], Eagle Dynamics decided to retain a lot of the aircraft work they had done by offering the LOMAC planes as simplified modules for D ...was added to the mix to provide a multi-crew option and a genuine training aircraft for burgeoning air simmers.

...to high altitude, and either catch up with or rapidly close with incoming aircraft. Operational range was not a huge concern, nor were sensors since GCI radar ...very well in boom-and-zoom engagements, even compared to much more modern aircraft, but will be woefully out of its depth if lured into a turn fight.

...nt as modules: namely, individual missions, aircraft liveries (cockpit and aircraft skins), and ''some'' custom kneeboards. Everything else, and in particular == Aircraft modules ==