Hi!It seems I can't find one retailer that still has this version, nor even Aerosoft lists it anymore.Has anyone knows why the Aerosoft version isn't available since the last few months?Thanks! :(

Hi!It seems I can't find one retailer that still has this version, nor even Aerosoft lists it anymore.Has anyone knows why the Aerosoft version isn't available since the last few months?Thanks! :(

http://flightsimstore.com/advanced_search_...amp;x=0&y=0from australia, shipping may be priceyhttp://www.flightplus.ca/ng800.aspfrom ontario, canada, price looks good but not sure if it's in stocksimon tam

Hi!Thanks for the links! :( But I was wondering why it seems Aerosoft stopped stocking it?Would they expect to be producing the new 737NGX for FS9 or is it a marketing ploy to oblige people to move to fsx as the fs9 version is unavailable?Me wonders! :( Soft Landings! :(

In the PMDG General Forum read the pinned topic "The Way Forward". No new FS9 versions from PMDG. No NGX for FS9. They claim the FS9 buyer base has declined and they don't want to invest resources for FS9 development.If you contact Aerosoft.com and their contract with PMDG allows them to publish more CD copies of the NG, perhaps they can place their master into the duplicator for the NG. AFAIK the key that comes with the CD is generated by them or may not be user specific.I've seen a used CD of the 800/900 offered by a seller on Amazon. As you know the CD 800/900 can stand alone and updates the 600/700 download or CD with a more correct panel. I bought both from Aerosoft with the hard key included with the CD versions.If the key is not specific you may be able to register the CD product under the Aerosoft FAQ/Service section to get the service patches from Aerosoft. I just checked and they are still there. Same with the 600/700.If you do purchase a used CD then be sure the seller gives you the key that came with the CD. I'm not sure about the transfer rights legally for these products.If you are out of luck, consider another 737 suite perhaps even freeware (must follow the MsFS standard panel interface) and then look at these gauges:http://isgsim.com/?page=featuresThe same developer does fsbuild and for some of these gauges fuel planning can be transfered in the ISG export. This will not give you a system stuff but it is a good start. The Smiths FMC is for Boeing types. The suite comes with some aircraft profiles. I don't know if it automatically calculates Vspeeds. The gauges do come with a database of terminal procedures and frequent free AIRAC updates are offered.I've just gotten into the ISG1 suite on another aircraft and it does go beyond the basics.If you plan on going this route consider getting FS Panel Studio as a download (easier to upgrade) for $25 US from flight1.com. It makes it easier to place gauges on any panel by providing a view just like a word processor. It will work with your bitmap editor should you need to modify panel backgrounds. I've used it for years to place freeware and payware gauges.

Thanks for the links! :( But I was wondering why it seems Aerosoft stopped stocking it?Would they expect to be producing the new 737NGX for FS9 or is it a marketing ploy to oblige people to move to fsx as the fs9 version is unavailable?Me wonders! :( Soft Landings! :(

Hi Ron!Thanks for the comprehensive answer! :( Soft Landings! :(