PLEASE READ: The main version of this bush trip requires the Asobo Baron G58 aircraft. There are additional files available that use the ***NEW Milviz C310***, Carenado PA34T Seneca V, and Asobo DA62 (Improvement mod is compatible). They should be compatible with each other, so you can install them all at once if you want. 

Note to C310R users:

When you load into the mission at the start, please ensure that your C310 is not damaged (all health bars green). You may use any configuration you like, but I imagined this mission to take place using regular steam gauges and a GNS530/430 combo. Also, please select the “Hide Avatars” option unless you’d like your 4 crates of apples in the back to appear as 4 women. Hey, I don't judge. Finally, please do not check or uncheck any of the boxes that change your cargo config. The mission manages this for you automatically, but changing it yourself could cause problems. Thanks, and please enjoy!

Note to users of previous versions:

The mission now comes with all sound files included so you don't have to fiddle around trying to find them yourself. I did it this way with Whiteout and it worked well, so I'm also doing it this way here.

Please view the known issues section and the frequently asked questions section below before reporting a bug.

Resort Supply - Redone for MSFS

This bush trip aims to somewhat faithfully recreate the FSX: Acceleration mission “Resort Supply.”

Objective

Fly apples to a resort near Methow Valley State Airport (S52), and then fly another load to Lost River Resort (W12). After delivering the apples, recover an abandoned aircraft at Stehekin State Airport (6S9).

Navigation

Depart Chelan Municipal Airport (S10) and pass through the Okanogan MOA (military operations area), which extends from 300 feet AGL to 8,999 feet, enroute to a first stop at Methow Valley State Airport (S52). Depart Methow Valley State Airport and fly to Lost River Resort (W12) for the second drop of apples. Cross the mountains and drop off your copilot at Stehekin State Airport (6S9) to retrieve an abandoned Maule. Return to Chelan Municipal Airport (S10).

Communication

Your copilot handles all radio communications during this mission.

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Installation

Simply extract the zip archive to your MSFS Community Folder. Both the resort-supply-mission and resort-supply-scenery folders should be in your community folder. If you do this correctly, the bush trip should appear in the simulator's Activities menu under community-made activities.

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Known issues

When you quit and resume the trip, or restart it before or after you have completed it, some of the events may not trigger properly, and the sound files may not play. This is an MSFS bug. The workaround is to delete the mission save. Instructions below:

If you have MSFS on Steam, follow these steps.

• In your windows search bar next to the Start menu button, type %appdata%.
• Then navigate to Microsoft Flight Simulator\MISSIONS\ACTIVITIES.
• In that folder, you should see a folder named RESORT-SUPPLY-MISSION_SAVE and/or RESORT-SUPPLYDA62-MISSION_SAVE.
• Delete those folders.
   

If you have the Microsoft Store version, follow these steps.

• In your windows search bar next to the Start menu button, type %localappdata%.
• Then navigate to Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\MISSIONS\ACTIVITIES
• In that folder, you should see a folder named RESORT-SUPPLY-MISSION_SAVE and/or RESORT-SUPPLYDA62-MISSION_SAVE.
• Delete those folders.

Once you have done that, restart MSFS and you should be able to fly the bush trip again.

Other potential pitfalls are addressed in the Frequently Asked Questions section.

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Stuff you might want to know about the mission

This is technically a bush trip, not a mission, but it plays like a mission, not a bush trip. What I mean by that is that it is relatively short at ~1 hour in playtime, it has objectives that need to be completed, and it is technically only 1 leg.

You are meant to navigate with the co-pilot's verbal directions. While you can plug the airports into the GPS, the mission is best enjoyed (in my humble opinion) when you just forget the GPS and listen to the co-pilot. The Navlog is available and it includes pictures that can help you find objectives if you need assistance. It is possible to implement assistance features for people who need help navigating (like the mission pointer in FSX), but I have not done this (yet?) for this trip.

There are no AI aircraft in this mission (yet?). Those of you who played the Resort Supply mission in FSX may remember the multiple close encounters with military jets that you encounter along the route. I do not know if it is even possible to script AI aircraft to fly certain paths in MSFS, and even if it was, it is probably far beyond my abilities to do so. What this means for you is that unfortunately, you're going to have to use your imagination for some small details involving other aircraft.

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Plans for future development of this mission

I must stress that this mission is a passion project made by a university student in his free time. Updates will most likely be infrequent and irregular. I will try my best to make sure that the mission is compatible with the current version of MSFS, but that depends on how busy I am with other things. View the roadmap section below for information on what's next.

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Recommended (NOT REQUIRED!) freeware scenery to enhance your experience:

Stehekin State Airport (6S9), WA, US by quelcertoleo
Lake Chelan Airport (S10), WA, US by quelcertoleo

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Credits

This version of Resort Supply was made by Synoxys787.

The idea for the mission, along with the story, script, and voiceover comes from Microsoft Flight Simulator X. Thank you to the great people who created the original mission for making a memorable experience!

Special thanks to BuffyGC for his work on BushTripInjector, which is what I used to create this bush trip.