Hi Guys!Will there be a HUD (heads up display) in the 737NG? I know that in SAS that is a cockpitequipment in the NG's..Fredrik

Fredrik-the answer is yes, IF TIME PERMITS. ;-)Cheers,

Nice!!:-sun1 Fredrik

What about FMC and navdata function.Thanks and cheers.Mus

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>Complete FMC complete sounds kind of cool :)

Hey, May as well post this question here. On the 737NG will it have the feature that your Fly!II 757 had; when you extended the spoilers you got that turbulent air sound that made you feel like you were there, i thought that was an awesome little feature! Would add to WOW factor when your high on approach, in the soup, you dump the spoilers and you get that sound....cool lol...

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