Robert Young,I feel compelled to express my appreciation for your Duke. I am a retired commercial pilot that has been flying the computer for almost two decades. I have always considered the light twin the pinnacle of airplanes that are fun to fly. Accordingly I have purchased many an add-on hoping to find one that would yield an accurate simulation of the light twin experience. A few have come pretty close in one or two areas only to drop the ball in other areas. Your Duke has nailed it in my opinion. I don't know how to explain it, but the RealAir Duke just feels correct and sounds correct. It is fun to fly like a light twin should be. And I have talked to some of my peers who also bring thousands of hours of real world flight experience to the table and they agree the Duke is the best yet. Good job Mr. Young.Best regards,Bill

Robert Young,I feel compelled to express my appreciation for your Duke. I am a retired commercial pilot that has been flying the computer for almost two decades. I have always considered the light twin the pinnacle of airplanes that are fun to fly. Accordingly I have purchased many an add-on hoping to find one that would yield an accurate simulation of the light twin experience. A few have come pretty close in one or two areas only to drop the ball in other areas. Your Duke has nailed it in my opinion. I don't know how to explain it, but the RealAir Duke just feels correct and sounds correct. It is fun to fly like a light twin should be. And I have talked to some of my peers who also bring thousands of hours of real world flight experience to the table and they agree the Duke is the best yet. Good job Mr. Young.Best regards,Bill

It's very kind of you to take the trouble to say that and much valued. Thank you. I'll pass that on to Sean, my partner.All the best,Rob - RealAir

It's very kind of you to take the trouble to say that and much valued. Thank you. I'll pass that on to Sean, my partner.All the best,Rob - RealAir

I have to ditto the comments. I am flying a flight to the Ozarks tomorrow (a place I have never been). I fired up fsx to get some situational awareness, and the Duke to get some familiar Beech feelings.The fsx scenery was close-but the handling of the Beech again blew me away. The handling and joy of flying a Beech is right on-how you get that on a flat desktop with pathetic controls is beyond me-but it is there-that is how it feels!

I have to ditto the comments. I am flying a flight to the Ozarks tomorrow (a place I have never been). I fired up fsx to get some situational awareness, and the Duke to get some familiar Beech feelings.The fsx scenery was close-but the handling of the Beech again blew me away. The handling and joy of flying a Beech is right on-how you get that on a flat desktop with pathetic controls is beyond me-but it is there-that is how it feels!

Excellent! Simply excellent!

Oh shucks guys, why'do have to go and that...... I'd just promised SHMBO that I'd stop spending so much on FSX!!!!!! :(

Robert,Plan for any more light twins in the future? :)A Seneca I maybe?Manny

Robert,Plan for any more light twins in the future? :)A Seneca I maybe?Manny

Hi Manny,Until we have released the update for hardware addon compatibility and things settle down, we haven't even thought about the next aircraft but I doubt it will be another twin piston as there are plenty of others around, including the Seneca.All the Best,Rob - RealAir