HelloAlthough $51 seems quite high, you do get the entire DC-9 range with freighter variants as wellThe DC9-30 and DC-9-51 are different enough in the cockpit that they arguably could have split themup as separate products at $25 each.The Flight1 Iron Knuckles is still $24.95 and that is for the DC9-30 only, which is a fs2002 aircraft ported over into FS9

HelloAlthough $51 seems quite high, you do get the entire DC-9 range with freighter variants as wellThe DC9-30 and DC-9-51 are different enough in the cockpit that they arguably could have split themup as separate products at $25 each.The Flight1 Iron Knuckles is still $24.95 and that is for the DC9-30 only, which is a fs2002 aircraft ported over into FS9

I feel for what you get the price is right. In this market we need to support all our developers especially the ones taking the extra time to still bring us FS9 options. Don't get me wrong over priced worked like Ariane is over the top for what you get but this product it really nice and deserves the asking price. I just did a flight from KMSP to KMDW last night and was impressed. This could have easily been a light add-on but we have systems representative of the real bird here. VOR to VOR navigation is what's required with this one. Since Flight1's DC9 so many years ago I was wondering when someone else was going to do a good DC9 (now we need a 717 on this level). I've asked Northwest employees why a modern airliner is still flying such an old bird and they say the thing just works with marginal maintenance overhead. Even the sounds in this add-on is stellar. There's no debate about the worth of this product in my book.

I wanted to add the only thing missing from the Skysim DC9 is the familiar smoke from the engines when the jet is at full throttle. I see these things take off all the time at KMSP. Their the loudest and most authentic these days.