Unless I am mistaken, I do not believe that AI Aardvark ever released a 767 model with winglets.Checking their website, a wingletted 767-300 shows up in various liveries.So have they already revealed their Christmas present?

I do not believe AI Aardvark will be releasing any more models as freeware AI, at least according to the AIA website. They are working with one of the payware traffic add-on companies now.

I do not believe AI Aardvark will be releasing any more models as freeware AI, at least according to the AIA website. They are working with one of the payware traffic add-on companies now.

And that is why the 767-300W is in the upload queue on flightsim :(

I do not believe AI Aardvark will be releasing any more models as freeware AI, at least according to the AIA website. They are working with one of the payware traffic add-on companies now.

You need to go back to AIA's site and read what it actually says... Among other things about freeware vs. payware...

The best way to get an idea of what the future might look like is to look to the past. You see, we didn't "sell out" to UT2 last week or even last month. We sold out well over a year and a half ago.

They do say that they released everything as freeware originally. That does not mean that they will continue to release freeware AI.

Yeah, you really need to read it again...And maybe look at the file library.:(

He did say that the reworked 767 will be released, but does not say anything about others. Yes, it is now in the library and I have it (could have been grabbed from FlightSim.com). ;)

It is in the Avsim Library as of today Dec 24th:fs9_763w.zip http://library.avsim.net/search.php?Search...t&Go=SearchThanks to David Rawlins !! :( :( :(

Ever since they said they were gone, and then came back and released something else, I stopped believing that they were 'closed.' If you look, I believe they have a Christmas and April Fool's Day present of some sort every year dating back to their 'closing.' Or at least it seems that way.

WhiteKnight77,AIA sold out ages ago and they retired ages ago, yet after that, they have continued to release a variety of new freeware models. Can we say with absolute certainty that they will continue to do so? Well, no, none of us can predict the future. But for all intents and puposes, you're ill-informed and hereby debunked, so stop grasping at straws.:(

AIA sold out ages ago and they retired ages ago,

They have a bit of fun with people who continue to say they "sold out". Models that were built for UT2 have been released as freeware.