I used 767 PIC back with FS2000 and then a little bit with FS2002 before getting away from the program a while (flyin in real life takes up time...!).I am back with FS2004 and see that 767 PIC doesn't look to be updated or at least for not quite some time. What other simulations of transport category aircraft have reached the level of 767 or approached it? I am specifically intrested in glass cockpit aircraft with simulated FMS systems... anything out there that is recent and hopefully works with or soon will work with FS2004?Thanks!PS: What is Eric doing these days... is he still with AA or is he furloughed?

PMDG 737NG is may be a good alternative for 767PIC but they are far away from 767PIC, yet. I know Eric is busy with his personal life and other members has lost their interest with flight simming. I follow this forum daily but someone else may know something positive, I hope..

Well that WILL change VERY VERY SOON as regards to the NG ;) Keep an eye out fellas...[h5]Best Wishes,Randy J. Smith [h4]P M D G 7 3 7 NG[/h4] [h3] Realism on the horizon [h5]AMD XP 2200 |MUNCHKIN 512 DDR RAM |ECS[/b ][i] K7S5A MB[/i] |GF3 64 MEG @ 215/545|WIN XP PRO |MITSUBISHI DIAMOND PLUS 91 19"[/h5]

But the NG doesnt go over the atlantic real well, or does it do a 10hr. flight well either.Brian

Sure it does, if you make use of the fuel menu! ;) The NG can reach Hawaii from LAX, which I intend to try after this patch comes out...Ryan

Reading the PMDG forum this morning, it sure doesn't sound like the NG is anywhere near PIC even after the first patch.I haven't been able to try it myself yet. The patch came out after 11EST, and I'm hitting the road on vacation within an hour. Maybe when I return, a patched patch will clear up the myriad problems people are having. Maybe.Lee Hetherington (KBED)

nothing is like 767 PIC3 years and its still the best addon

Gentlemen,One freeware package I am extremely impressed with and am satisfied that the level of accuracy not only in the flight deck but in the handling and physics of the aircraft are very close to that of the real thing is Richard Probst's Boeing 727 panel and FDE files.Best Regards,