New pic on fb is AMAZING.

That FB pic is soooooo good.Ronald Hamilton

Santa is in the Captain's seat and he's about to deliver this baby!

Changing the subject now.Does anyone knows if the FS2Crew team is working on or have plans for a future add-on for the PMDG 737NGX?

Yes there will be a FSCREW for the NGX. It wont be out for a while after the NGX comes out though, like with the J41 it took some time from the J41 coming out till FSCREW came out for it.

THATWas worth a try..-Matt

Truly amazing...

Hope somone's going to set the autobrakes for landing?!

Hope somone's going to set the autobrakes for landing?!

Yup. Landing gear and flaps down green light, altimeters set, speedbrakes armed and flight attendants are notified. :(

Hi,Newsletter PMDG :Origenal Copy!Captain!As we prepare the highly anticipated PMDG 737-NGX for beta testing, I wanted to take a moment to tell you that the wait is nearly over! In anticipation of the upcoming release, we have just made the PMDG 737-NGX Flight Manuals for sale and during the coming weeks we will be announcing the final layout of the NGX Series of products. (Want to get a set of NGX manuals for Christmas? Use the "forward" link at the bottom of this email to provide a great gift idea to that special Santa, and make certain they place the order by 17DEC10 in order to take delivery in time for Christmas!)The PMDG 737-NGX Series is the first in a line of products that set a new direction for PMDG in which successive products will add features to entire product lines, bringing more features and greater interoperability.The PMDG 737-NGX is wrapping up initial testing, and we anticipate putting the simulation into beta testing very shortly.Stay tuned to your email, our customer support forum and our new PMDG Facebook page for information and details!On behalf of the PMDG Development Team, Thank you for supporting our products!Sincerely,Captain Robert S. RandazzoPMDG Simulations, LLC.PMDG is on FACEBOOK!Get Updates, see trends...The official PMDG Simulations Facebook page went live earlier this week. We will be showing new images and product development updates for the PMDG 737-NGX and the 777 via this new and flexible venue!Our traditional customer forum, hosted by AVSim will continue to be our primary method of two-way communication with customers, but we thought Facebook would be a great place to start showing the bold new direction PMDG products are taking.Occasionally, we'll reward Facebook users with exclusive first-looks and hints about future developments, so... Join us on Facebook by clicking below!best regards

I received this e-mail too. Actually, I think that almost everybody who has a PMDG account have received this. People have been talking about this e-mail since yesterday, I guess. Perhaps they're giving us an indirect answer about the release date. Or maybe a surprise is coming on. Well, I don't know. In my oppinion they are just confirming what we already know: The NGX will be soon going to beta testing, the Flight Manuals are for sale...

Actually, I think that almost everybody who has a PMDG account have received this.

I think a few people were not emailed, myself included. However, I've been checking the forum regularly, so I found out that way. As Robert alluded, I may have had an old opt-in selected in my account.See here.

One day closer ... I'm in love of NGX! Team, take your time, but update news about NGX!!!My VISA card and Paypal account are ready!!!

My Tour begins at Brasilia, the capital of my country, goes thru all the South America, then Central America, followed by North America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia, Oceania, all the Pacific Isles (the ones with aiports), passing through Páscoa Island, back to New Zealand and finishing at McMurdo Station, Antartica. There are more than 170 stops on my Tour. I coudn't calculate the total length nor total time to finish, but I estimate something around a year or more (I'm a little bit lazy).

http://www.gcmap.com/

http://www.gcmap.com/

Thanks for the hint. I'll try to calculate the tour length using the tool they have. As soon as I finish I'll post it here.

Well... According to calculations I've done on gcmap.com (Thanks again Steven) my Tour may reach something around 90.000 Nautical Miles, what's almost 167.000 Kilometers or 103.500 Miles. This length is 4 times larger than Earth's circumference. I should say I'm very surprised.