My Pick:Captain Sim's Legendary C-130.(Yes, really...) :) It works on my system.Jim

Hi,Level-D 767-300ER

Lvl-D 767-300Guy

I can't believe nobody voted PMDG 747... that is a definitive choice for me.

Definitly PMDG 737Onur

Freeware: BAe-146 HJG, ;-) payware: DA Cheyenne Mike

Payware: ** B-17Freeware: Milton Shupe's Beech D-18SCheers,Bob

Digital Aviation Piper Cheyenne II XL

realair sf260Bob Deyo

>Digital Aviation Piper Cheyenne II XLI would definitely vote for that one too but the GPS keeps crashing on me.

I have a personal best list of 300+ aircraft! Most of them freeware - anything from WW1, warbirds, fighting jets, airships, cars, bush planes jetliners new and old, modern props, turbos, helis, gliders, ultralights :-beerchug Ain't we lucky? So what is best ?The one freeware plane I keep returning to is the AFG NAMC-11 turboprop, the sound is just so relaxing... @-@ Close runner-ups are any-one of Rick Piper's or David Maltby's planes.Helicopter: Nemeth freeware MD 500 or EC120.New to the list Excellent Project Tupolev 154-MPayware? PMDG 737s, 747, WILCO Airbus Vol.1, ConcordeHappy flying folks!Sascha

Oh well......my hard drive is full of them all! But - if I had to choose, it would be Bill Maltby's BAC1-11 freeware and Alphasim's T6/Harvard as payware.Or is it??? Good grief! I've already thought of 2 more!!Pointless but a fun exercise though. I think everyone will change their minds as and when they get "that" perfect flight with an add on. I'm off now to fly the Realair Spitfire - oh no.....there's another....:-beerchug

I guess I would have to spend the rest of my days as a 767 driverregards,Mark

>Bill Maltby's BAC1-11yes! top notch 'old iron' freeware!--

>The one freeware plane I keep returning to is the AFG NAMC-11>turboprop, the sound is just so relaxing... @-@ I'm not familiar with this one. I did a search of the Avsim Library and couldn't find it. Could you provide some more information on it?Thanks.Dennis