November 12, 201114 yr I did it backwards. I was Googling for a pc systems simulator for a 737 when I landed on Ariane's website. I purchased it only to learn after the fact that it was an add-on for FSX. Doh! So I went to Best Buy and bought a copy of FSX. It all went down hill from there with my credit card. Cpt. C. Oveur Microsoft Flight Simulator ATP license holder (DEC, all airlines, all types). 10 Gazillion "hardcore" PIC hours. ( x8 speed). Autolanding certified for every single airport in the world. (Including the grass ones.) Type rated in the Air Creation 582-SL Trike Ultralight. (TRI/TRE).
November 12, 201114 yr Would have been the Aerowinx Precision Simulator 744, which wasn't an add on but a stand alone sim... A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools. - Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
November 12, 201114 yr PMDG MD-11 I had just gotten into FSX and was scared that it would be too complicated. :( Glad I got it, and the multitude of others since then. :)
November 12, 201114 yr 1. PSS 777 / 744 / A320 / A330 / A3432. DreemFleet 737-400And I must say for some reason I was much more thrilled with them than with all those supercomplex addon aircraft I buy and collect today.Maybe it's because I was younger and my mind was less littered. They say when you are retired one day your child's joy returns, so I just need to wait... Mine was Technique Direct , HQ Aircraft collection1 737 panel for FS5 (...) it was a huge breakthrough back thenWow, Ernie, thanks for that link! When I saw the screenshot, maybe so funny with today standards, I got back my sweet memories.The fact itself it was flying and there were ANY systems simulated, was so exciting! My favourite task in MFS series till FS98 was to navigate and I did it like classic sailors did, lol...And before someone asks, my first payware scenery was Simflyers EDDF. It had moving jetways (called ServiceArmada)!
November 12, 201114 yr 1. Commercial Level Simulations A330/A340 for FSX. Got it in 2008. Don't fly it anymore. lol2. LevelD Simulations 767 for FSX - 2009. Installed but don't fly it much. - Edward Boyte | Youtube
November 12, 201114 yr Wow, not many go much back - mine was a PSS Airbus 320 I think, quickly followed by the PMDG 737NG. Both for FS9. I started seriously simming on FS9. FS2002 or FS98 was more or less getting to know...
November 12, 201114 yr Mine was the MD-82 PANEL by the same guy who produced the rfp747-200. I think it was for fs98. Sean Green
November 12, 201114 yr PSS A320 - a milestone in FS development until today. No one managed to improve what they did with their Airbus series in such a quality even ten years later! Thank you, Phoenix Simulation Software! Kind regards, Erich.
November 12, 201114 yr Commercial Member The boxed 'Classic Airliners Collection 98' for FS98. It came in a black box with Silver embossting. I thought it was AMAZING. Back then I didn't even know 3rd party addons existed until I saw this at HMV in Oxford Street. I flew the default FS98 for months and loved it. Hehe. Thats when the spending started.....I found new FS addons SO exciting. It changed everything, and it seemed so real. Especially the new 3rd party sounds, which then were pretty dull by today's standards, but it was a real WOW time. How funny...
November 12, 201114 yr PIC 767 for fs2002, shortly followed by Dreamfleet 737-400.I'll never forget my first autoland in KBOS with the PIC 767... . Amazing. Lennart
November 12, 201114 yr Just Flight 737 Pilot in Command for FS2004. Tom Wright, UK PPL(A) SEP + Night Rating + IMC/IR(R) Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 | AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D | 32GB DDR5 6000MHz RAM | 16GB RTX 4080 Super | 2x 2TB Samsung 990 PRO M.2 | Thrustmaster TCA Airbus Sidestick + Quadrant | Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight Rudder Pedals | WinCTRL Airbus FCU + EFIS + MCDU
November 12, 201114 yr I'm guessing it was the PSS A320, followed by their 330 & 340. I think their 747 came after that? - Dean P3Dv4 & XP11 space
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