Im really sorry to hear that, maybe we should chip up and buy the ngx for him.

Wish you a quick recovery:) I have been working at the National Neurology Hospital here in London as well as had a few placements there, if you need any info or advice about the procedure, pls message and I will see what I can find out for you. Wish you the best:)

Good luck Phil. We'll make shure the NGX is thoroughly tested and free of bugs :( by the time you can get your hands on her.I hope all will go as planned with your surgery and that your recovery will be swift and smooth.Again good luck and I'll say a prayer for your.

Keep up the spirits Phil and man before you know it you'll be flying her yourself.

Good luck with your operation Phil. That is certainly a horrible sounding thing to have to go thru. Personally, I would have a hard time even thinking about the NGX if I had a operation like that hanging over my head.Sean Campbell

Hello Phil,Best wishes for your op. Those around you will look after you well.Kind regards,Rudy

Im really sorry to hear that, maybe we should chip up and buy the ngx for him.

Not a bad idea. Maybe you should do it since your rich.

Very expensive but hey Im rich!

Best of luck to you Phil.Jim Burke

My prayers are with you.....Have Faith and trust in GOD, he will bring you through.

Have Faith and trust in GOD, he will bring you through.

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Well, wouldn't you know it... This is just what happened to me when the MD-11 was being launched...PMDG are fast approaching release time for the NG, just as I've received notification that I'm scheduled for more brain surgery in two weeks time (less of the brain cell comments please - I've heard them ALL B) ).What's more, yet again it's not in the UK, and will be followed by AT LEAST 3 months R&R, which includes ABSOLUTELY NO flight simming!!! (We'll see) Hey, maybe one of you guys could sneak an i7 rig in the place for me eh? (France) Could I hide a yoke under the sheets, or would the nurses take a second look do you think? I could always pretend I was just happy to see them :( I could cry - honestly.I don't think it'll even be out of beta when they pump me full of loopy juice.My wife says I should be more positive. She has a point actually, I was given 6-12 months at one time - that was over 12 years ago :( Not leaving the UK for a couple of weeks, so I'll be around a while yet.If you've a spare prayer or two though, I'd be a liar to say I'm not more than a little nervous this time.I feel a little like 'the little boy whistling in the dark to keep up his spirits' :( Ho hum, life's a B and all that.

Phil, I'm born and bred Catholic, alter boy as a teen: I pray to GOD that You'll be in the hands of the some of the best in their field.GOD Bless You.

Best of luck Phil. When my father was in hospital last year (March), whenever we visted him the nurses were very nice and friendly. Your operation will be a breeze, you have some of the smartest people in the world looking after you :)

As you mentioned, nowadays the medical advances are astounding. Good luck. And the 737NGX will be waiting for you.

Im really sorry to hear that, maybe we should chip up and buy the ngx for him.

What a nice thought. I hear Ryannair have one on the market with very hours.Can I have it gift wrapped please with nice big ribbon :(

Haha, yep, look out the window and look for a ryanair. Right now how am I going to get it there...

I have a tumor. It's benign, but causes a lot grief purly by it's location. It's deep and very difficult to reach without causing more damage.Originally it was inopperable, but the speed of medical progress can be astounding.

Phil, we have one of the very best brain surgeons in the world right here in Sydney. Pity you don't live in Australia or even NZ. I do hope you recover fully and swiftly from the upcoming procedure so you can take the NGX for a spin, maybe a barrel roll or two... or three! I previously worked in operating theatres and have also been a patient, so I have a unique insight into both sides of the perspective when it comes to having an operation.