Is there a good freeware King Air plane I could use unitl Aeroworx finishes the King Air 200?

There's a nice one in the library I believe by Mike Hill.Cheers,Todd

Check out the library. It really is comprehensive.

Still bummed that veneaviones disappeared - their stuff looked very promising. Hope they turn up again someday.Best,sg

"Still bummed that veneaviones disappeared"They did not disappear--I just heard from one of their members the other day--they keep a presence on FSNordic.net and do respond to posts there. Problem is, communication is difficult since their country is in so much turmoil. That, and their beta testers found some issues with the King Air that they don't want to introduce in the release. Rest assured it will come--it may be in a month, or maybe six months--but the members there are really proud of their work and do plan on releasing it at the earliest opportunity.-John

Thanks for that info, John - good news!Best,sg

Before trying a third-party King Air, why not, if you have FS2002 Pro or 2004 try out the MS King Air 350 (a bit more powerful than the 200) before testing out a freeware King Air 200/3xx plane. I really enjoy flying the MS supplied one and its dynamics were excellent and handles quite effectively, similar to some pay or freeware KA200/350's.

Try Mike Hill's excellent B200 rfdsb200.zip several cool repaints out as well.-------------------Racartronit means something, but I just can't remember what