RCS WWII Series - 1942 Latin Route to Africa

Commercial and Army aircraft flew between the United States and the west coast of Africa during 1942 and the first half of 1943, carrying the vast majority of civilian airmail in both directions across the South Atlantic. Their primary purpose was the carriage of men and materiel in support of British and American operations in North Africa and the invasion of Sicily and Italy. Returning flights of the missions also carried ferry pilots back to the United States after they had delivered their aircraft from America to Africa.

Welcome all commercial pilots with DC-3 and C-47 experience. You will be the first to fly this route, which at the time was considered 'Dangerous' due to the changing weather conditions and high winds. Man your plane and check your route map, write your compass bearings for the legs and take off into the horizon.

• Optimized for great visual quality and performance
• Designed for the default MSFS DC-3
• Pilots with some experience in navigation required
• New scenery
• Fully detailed manual and maps