i came across a great panel for this plane, was wondering what everyone is using and if you could give me the filename - ive been searching but cant find anything muchthanksciao!Brian S

Hi Brian, I just downloaded a FS9 compatible A/C today:The file names are:from Flightsim.com....psw712jz.zip Air Canada Jazz Boeing 717-200 or psw717al.zip Aer Lingus Boeing 717-200 (both are by by PSW- Project SkyWorks 2003).The panel was downloaded from Avsim.com....717km_panel.zip and panel_717_fix.zip (both from Ken Mitchell), I really like his panels and both the A/C and panel seem to work well together. Ken's panel BTW is optimized for the PSW aircraft.Hope this helps, and I'm glad to assist you,Tom

thats exactly what i was lookin' for! thanks, i have his panels, they look to be very goodciao!Brian S

Same question asked on Sat 13DEC in this forum: On the payware side there is Perfect Flights Fly the B717-200 available at http://www.surclaro.com/pf_b717/. I have used the Project Skyworks B717-200 and while it is a decent model it is not exceptional. The model has problems which have been identified to the PSW staff but have not been fixed in over two months. The textures are photo images of the real Delta and Air Canada/Jazz planes so they lack some depth in quality. The airplane is supposed to have custom sounds, virtual cockpit and custom panels and it comes with none of these. PSW has rebundled the default Microsoft Flight Simulator sounds for the B737 and called it their own. The aircraft.cfg and .air files are for the default B737 so if you don' care that the plane flies like a 737 instead of a 717 then you're set. The VC and panel are not available, though Ken Mitchell has recently released a beautiful B717 cockpit.