After asking around for a good Airbus A32X family and a good ATC program, here is the third edition in my series of topics, where I ask opinions on addon planes. This time, it's the Boeing 777. For as far as I can see, there are three options: Overland, Wilco and PSS. First is Overland: I already have that one. It's nice, but systemswise it's a default plane. The PSS seems to have a great reputation, plus the fact that somebody managed to make a merge with the POSKY model, and adding in sounds by TSS and various other goodies, which results in a really great package. However, it is old and the company has died, so any outstanding issues probably are not gonna be removed. And, it's 38 euros or so, which is expensive. The Wilco seems to have it's own model of somewhat high quality, but then again, I only saw some screenshots. it is your opinion I'd like to hear on the matter.What, in your opinion, is the best Boeing 777 around?As an aside, I'm not counting in a PMDG 777; chances are far too slim that it will make it to FS2004 in order to incorprate it in this thread, in my opinion...

The PSS seems to have a great reputation, plus the fact that somebody managed to make a merge with the POSKY model, and adding in sounds by TSS and various other goodies, which results in a really great package

Benjamin, if you ask me, I'll tell you that you have already answered your own question very well. No need to add more. :(

The POSKY 777 with the PSS panel merge, is the best 777 we have for flight sim at the moment hands down.

The POSKY 777 with the PSS panel merge, is the best 777 we have for flight sim at the moment hands down.

I concur.... :( Regards,Jure

That's what I thought, just wanted to check :( Seems clear what 777 will grace my skies, then. Thanks for offering your opinions!

As an aside, I'm not counting in a PMDG 777; chances are far too slim that it will make it to FS2004 in order to incorprate it in this thread, in my opinion...

PMDG have made it abundantly clear that they will no longer develop anything for FS9 and that the NGX is pretty much ruled out as well.

PMDG have made it abundantly clear that they will no longer develop anything for FS9 and that the NGX is pretty much ruled out as well.

I know, that's why I'm not counting it...

PMDG have made it abundantly clear that they will no longer develop anything for FS9 and that the NGX is pretty much ruled out as well.

who knows : noboby can told something is printed on a stone ... or we are not supposed to see a 777 but an airbus as PMDG stated and wrote before ...!!!

Get VATSIM, that'll be the best ATC software youll get

Get VATSIM, that'll be the best ATC software youll get

You mean FSInn or SquawkBox, right? :( But of course I wholeheartedly agree with this suggestion.

What, in your opinion, is the best Boeing 777 around?

Hi BenWhile I'm don't know much about B777 simulations (it's an excellent airplane, tough), I saw this thread yesterday on the Letters to the editorial staff of AVSIM forum, where this guy claims to be a 777 pilot and instructor and he says the Just Flight (PSS) 777 is as real as it gets for him. He even says that it is a "near perfect" product.PSS 777 Professional threadI've had a very good reference of PSS products with their (excellent) 757.There's my 2 cents.Best regards

What, in your opinion, is the best Boeing 777 around?

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After asking around for a good Airbus A32X family and a good ATC program, here is the third edition in my series of topics, where I ask opinions on addon planes. This time, it's the Boeing 777. For as far as I can see, there are three options: Overland, Wilco and PSS. First is Overland: I already have that one. It's nice, but systemswise it's a default plane. The PSS seems to have a great reputation, plus the fact that somebody managed to make a merge with the POSKY model, and adding in sounds by TSS and various other goodies, which results in a really great package. However, it is old and the company has died, so any outstanding issues probably are not gonna be removed. And, it's 38 euros or so, which is expensive. The Wilco seems to have it's own model of somewhat high quality, but then again, I only saw some screenshots. it is your opinion I'd like to hear on the matter.What, in your opinion, is the best Boeing 777 around?As an aside, I'm not counting in a PMDG 777; chances are far too slim that it will make it to FS2004 in order to incorprate it in this thread, in my opinion...

HelloJust Flight are having another FS2004 sale beginning Tuesday 9th November so the PSS777 may be on sale again, it was £9.99 last time.The Wilco 777 is terrible no other way to describe it, well there is but not on a public forum :(

I must say I have ended up very happy with the PSS/POSKY merge, although I hardly fly it because there is no way to save the panel state. Besides that, though, you get a very functional plane, with a very good VC and even better exterior. If it would have had a way to save the panel state, it would have been one of my most frequently flown planes.

I must say I have ended up very happy with the PSS/POSKY merge, although I hardly fly it because there is no way to save the panel state. Besides that, though, you get a very functional plane, with a very good VC and even better exterior. If it would have had a way to save the panel state, it would have been one of my most frequently flown planes.

Hi Benjamin,Yes, there is obviously no panel state saving feature in PSS 777.But, you have an option to start it from cold and dark state.One more important thing. The PSS 777 will save its panel state when you save the flight.So, if you load your saved flight from FS main menu, the panel will be set exactly as it was.Regards.