... feelThere has a very nice looking CRJ that has been sitting around. ... and with the excellent work McPhat did on their ERJ could it be that the new CRJ ...

on deck for feelThere is the ERJv2 (135LR, 145LR and 145XR).confusion on embraer's aircraft names is common -the EMB, in general, are their two prop-liners: 110 and 120.the ERJ, to add confusion, was 'released' as the EMB 145; with the name change to the ERJ coming later.embraer's latest commerical jetliners are the e-jets 170, 175, 190 and 195.--

Wait a second, is Canada the one where they have jungles and speak Portuguese, or the frozen place where everyone speaks French? I'm an American. I always get geography messed up.Anyway, when and who will be the publisher?(Because I like asking questions I know I won't get answers to LOL)But it looks good anyway.And it was, of course, the Ejet that McPhat did the 42,000 liveries for. Or something like that, a lot, anyway.

I will buy when the new FMC comes out with proper nav data. But it seems as if I will be waiting for another year or so with the way they lack updates.

Wait a second, is Canada the one where they have jungles and speak Portuguese, or the frozen place where everyone speaks French? I'm an American. I always get geography messed up.Anyway, when and who will be the publisher?(Because I like asking questions I know I won't get answers to LOL)But it looks good anyway.And it was, of course, the Ejet that McPhat did the 42,000 liveries for. Or something like that, a lot, anyway.

Tim - Don't you know anything? We don't have any jungles, we ride around on snowmobiles all year long. Oh, oh yeah, the only jungle I can think of is near Niagra Falls whcih we slipped out from under you back in 1812. Anyway have to get ready for work but before I go I have to shovel the driveway off. Now where are my mucklucks?PS - To the original poster, I am sorry for being part of your hijacked thread. :(

I suppose I might be considered at best an accessory after the fact to the original thread-hijack, although it did contain the word "Wilco" in it, which makes it somewhat related to questions regarding a 737. So at worst I deserve a stern warning from the flight attendant for a disruption.Anyway, I understand. You're on the Brazilian side of Niagra falls and build those cute little jets with the "J" in them.

I have only one Advice: DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!!!!!!

I suppose I might be considered at best an accessory after the fact to the original thread-hijack, although it did contain the word "Wilco" in it, which makes it somewhat related to questions regarding a 737. So at worst I deserve a stern warning from the flight attendant for a disruption.Anyway, I understand. You're on the Brazilian side of Niagra falls and build those cute little jets with the "J" in them.

:( Good one Tim. Buenos noches!

[PS - To the original poster, I am sorry for being part of your hijacked thread. :(No prob, I'll call the special forces off :(

You've been in contact with Ariane about this and there has been no response? Or they told you something to lead you to believe that despite having bought the product they were not going to activate it for you? Just curious what the long version is.

Something amazing happened today - I got my key!They didn't answer my activation request or reminder emails at all until I contacted fspilotshop (where I bought it), who helped me get a response from Ariane. Instead of sending me the key though, I basically got some generic email telling me to follow the activation instructions the manual. Of course I had followed those instructions, and I had explained this to them several times by then. After explaining once again, I was told to resend the key request and they promised to send the key ASAP. So after ignoring my request and reminder emails for a couple of more weeks I actually got they key. Wheee. Not really "up to 48 hours" as stated in the manual. Oh well.

That's very unfortunate business, and you're not the only one to get these problems, or so I hear. I never had them... Anyway, point is, you got your key. Now take those manuals, jump into the plane, and get flying!