Heh, not any more they don't...Anybody else see the irony of a car company called 'Rover'?Cheers, Chris D

sure they do, anyone with a bit of money on their hands owns BMW or Mercedes-Benz. those with lots of money on their hands, go after Lamborghini/Ferarri, with Rolls Royce in a Close Second ;).and yeah .......... Land/Range rover yes?........you brits sold the company to Ford :( . *Ford Sucks*That said, I Wouldn't mind owning a 1990's Range Rover <<<<<<<<Nice SUV.With that Said though, Germany seems to make the best Automobiles today, face it - Volkswagen, Porsche, Mercedes <<<<<<<Those are All Great vehicles. Italy makes the "Fancy Schmancy" cars that most people aren't willing to drop 250 grand into.VW Makes the best Commercials, no joke -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgEvy60bZYI V-Dub in the house, Representing Deutschland :(

sure they do, anyone with a bit of money on their hands owns BMW or Mercedes-Benz. those with lots of money on their hands, go after Lamborghini/Ferarri, with Rolls Royce in a Close Second ;).and yeah .......... Land/Range rover yes?........you brits sold the company to Ford :( . *Ford Sucks*That said, I Wouldn't mind owning a 1990's Range Rover <<<<<<<<Nice SUV.With that Said though, Germany seems to make the best Automobiles today, face it - Volkswagen, Porsche, Mercedes <<<<<<<Those are All Great vehicles. Italy makes the "Fancy Schmancy" cars that most people aren't willing to drop 250 grand into.VW Makes the best Commercials, no joke -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgEvy60bZYI V-Dub in the house, Representing Deutschland :(

Born and bred Aussie here, never even been to the mother country! And Land Rover were a different company to Rover, although both were owned by BMC. That's just the English way of doing things. :( Land Rover changed every panel on the series 2 Discovery, and ended up with a vehicle that was totally indistinguishable from it's predecessor from more than 6 inches away...Cheers, Chris D with 5.2 metres, 346ci and 16 pushrods of Holden / Chev metal in the driveway.

Yeti Airlines flying J41 in Nepal could be a very interesting and challenging area indeed.

I thought folks might be interested in today's issue of Flight International which publishes their World Airliner Census.Here is the BAE Jetstream 41 extract:-Africa 15Airlink 13MEX-Mocambique Express 1Mocambigue Expresso 1Asia/Australasia/Middle East 12Agni Air 2Brindabella Airlines 2Eastern Skyjets 1Royal Star Aviation 1Yeti Airlines 6Europe 26Eastern Airways 22Highland Airways 2Sky Express 2North/South America 19Corporate Flight Management 4EasyFly 9Servicios Aereos Panamericanos 1Venezolana 5The plane also has the feature picture for this particular set of double pages - in this case an Eastern Airways aircraft about to land somewhere rather grey looking.James

Highland do indeed operate two, though one has since been withdrawn and is used as spares for the other which is a shame.The used one visits my local everyday - If you chaps at PMDG need and confirmation photos or just to clarify anything I'm sure i can assist in some way, shape or form.Thanks.