I have found carriers in Norfolk and in San Diego. This site has more info, as well as plenty of other cool sights in FSX. I have the Acceleration expansion pack, which is required in order to land an F/A-18 on a carrier.
http://www.simtours.net/defaultaircraftcarrier.php
The first one was invented by the US military for flight training. The first commercially available version was made by Microsoft (Microsoft Flight Simulator 1995).
Flight Simulator comes with the newest version of Google Earth. Very simply, go into Google Earth, on the tool bar select Tools then select flight simulator, select aircraft and position and you're away!You can also press ctrl-A to start the Flight Simulator.~You press ctrl-Alt-A to start the simulator.
A simulator gives you the feel of the actual aircraft, but it won't be the real thing. For example, a simulator will contain all controls which an actual aircraft does, but it will have a display running some video and you have to move controls accordingly. If you crash in simulator you get one more chance to make a new start. Real aircraft is a real thing. You crash, you are dead (Maybe along with some more guys and burning up millions of dollars).
According to Microsoft it should work if your computer is 64 bit.
On the website of the flight simulator ( Microsoft ) , their is an free demo with 4 airplanes and a part of the world where you can fly in ( carraibes ) . If you want the full version, you need to pay for it, but if you like , you can add more planes into your demo by flight simulator addons ( just type in google "fsx addons")
Yes and no, there are aircraft carriers in Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Acceleration (add-on) and Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Gold Edition.
No, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 add-on aircraft cannot be transferred to Microsoft Flight Simulator X.
No, you cannot add aircraft to the demo of Microsoft Flight Simulator X.
Yes, you can get a Concord for Microsoft Flight Simulator X from websites that make add-on aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator X.
To open aircraft doors in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, press: Shift + E.
Microsoft Flight Simulator X: 18 Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Deluxe Edition: 22 Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Acceleration (add-on): 25 Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Gold Edition: 25
You can get more aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator X by buying/downloading expansion packs or by buying/downloading specific aircraft.
You can't, the coding on the planes is different. Most of the planes you find in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 are available in Microsoft Flight Simulator X.
There is no need to buy Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Deluxe Edition as Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Acceleration contains everything from Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Deluxe Edition and more.
there are many sites that have free downloads for many of the aircraft types
No, you cannot use the add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 in Microsoft Flight Simulator X.
Flight Simulator X is by Microsoft, the full name is Microsoft Flight Simulator X.