i have that same thought, i remeber a memeber sayin that at this time there was nothing to show or tell so that was why we were'n getting news, so i guess personal commitments made it impossible for the team to continue their wonderfull work. too bad but it's reality

Hi Lenny,I bet he didn't get held or told to go-around! :-lolCheers,

Just so this thread doesn't disppaear off the boards I wanted to let you know that I wrote to Laurent last week but still haven't had a reply.So Laurent if you are reading this can you please check your e-mail? Andrew at Aerosoft has kindly sent you a MCP747 unit and reckons the program changes would only take a few hours.Cheers,

I think we should give Laurent Crenier a little incentive here. I wouldn't mind paying a few dollars for an update patch. I am in the middle of a project and I am desperately awaiting Aerosoft's EFIS to complete it. I can't stress how important the 767 is to me and many of you out there for that matter. I will not turn my back on this one. I have been working on this project for quite some time now. I was very saddened to hear this news, but I am deterimed that we, together, can convince the powers that be, just how magnificent this bird is and how her legacy must not be comprimised. I am prepared to do whatever I can to motivate the sustainment of support for the Pilot In Command 767. There is someone just about everyday, who realizes the greatness of this software and makes the neccessary switch. We must not end it here.

I would go along with that suggestion. 767PIC is a classic and anything that makes it better is worth investing in.Regards,