The iFly team continues their previews streak with the recent addition of the Facebook post, showing the cockpit of the upcoming Boeing 737 MAX for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The recent previews mostly showed the passenger cabin of the aircraft in detail, this time, the cockpit received the same amount of appreciation.
There are 9 different images of the 737 MAX cockpit, showing the modelling and even the systems a bit more in detail. All of the images are taken during a night flight from Denver to San Francisco. The first image shows that the aircraft has a functional terrain radar.
The floodlights also seem dynamic and are lighting up the cockpit realistically. Moving over to the overhead, we can notice the panel lights shining through the markings and descriptions of the various systems. The buttons on the overhead seem to be modelled in great detail, and so the texts and markings are clear to read. Even the smaller details, like the screws and various minor buttons and circuit breakers, are individually modelled.
We can also see the iFly 737 MAX’s Flight Management System’s route page and index menu. The last image shows the aircraft during its climb phase and we can notice on the MFD that the VNAV is functioning properly, as the aircraft seems to calculate its top of climb and predictions.
You can also read more about the iFly 737 MAX previews in one of our previous articles here.
