Uploaded December 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
There is sound in this video, but unfortunately, it is very quiet for some unknown reason.
Among the things that I still remember as a kid back in the early 2000s with FS98 was when used to land aircraft with their landing gear up, with the crash settings turned off. The heavier aircraft (Learjet, Boeing) will sink into a hall of mirrors underground while the lighter aircraft (Cessna RG) need to hit the ground at a certain speed to be able to do that, otherwise they will stay afloat and bounce around. A fixed-gear plane can also go underground, but it won't last long in there and will go back up to the surface of the Earth quickly. If on a jet, the engines will shutdown, I think only if other realism settings are set on the highest. This video was recorded in my Windows XP PC.
Tested with FS5.0a, FS5.1, and FSfW95:
-In FS5.0a, the Cessna will sink a little and will usually catapult at either full speed flying forward or gain altitude rapidly, but only if it's landed upside down on its wings. If it's not catapulted, then it will just teleport back on the ground. Not possible with any other plane.
-In FS5.1, the Cessna will sink a little, but it will not be catapulted.
-While the same as in FS5.1, it also can be done with the Boeing in FSfW95. It will sink a little but won't last long inside, it will just get out and bounce endlessly.
There is sound in this video, but unfortunately, it is very quiet for some unknown reason.
Among the things that I still remember as a kid back in the early 2000s with FS98 was when used to land aircraft with their landing gear up, with the crash settings turned off. The heavier aircraft (Learjet, Boeing) will sink into a hall of mirrors underground while the lighter aircraft (Cessna RG) need to hit the ground at a certain speed to be able to do that, otherwise they will stay afloat and bounce around. A fixed-gear plane can also go underground, but it won't last long in there and will go back up to the surface of the Earth quickly. If on a jet, the engines will shutdown, I think only if other realism settings are set on the highest. This video was recorded in my Windows XP PC.
Tested with FS5.0a, FS5.1, and FSfW95:
-In FS5.0a, the Cessna will sink a little and will usually catapult at either full speed flying forward or gain altitude rapidly, but only if it's landed upside down on its wings. If it's not catapulted, then it will just teleport back on the ground. Not possible with any other plane.
-In FS5.1, the Cessna will sink a little, but it will not be catapulted.
-While the same as in FS5.1, it also can be done with the Boeing in FSfW95. It will sink a little but won't last long inside, it will just get out and bounce endlessly.
