A recent thread here covered the very same topic. A search will yield some of the good opinions offered by owners of the various options.Cheers,Greg

I searched and didn't find any.

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jfri/Manny,That's a pretty open-ended question... what kind of twin are you looking for? Some of my favorites:MAAM B-25Project Sierra Hotel T-37Bill Lyons' Goose, Sikorsky, and Piper ApacheGreg provided several light twin links in his post above.If you're looking for a propliner, MAAM is about to release its R4D/DC-3 package.If you're looking for a jetliner, many here seem to like the PMDG 737.So "What is the best twin..." covers a lot of territory.Ken

For props, try narrowing to Normal aspiration or turbo charged as well. Do you want a turbo to cover a lot of ground (FSD cheyenne, Flight1 Conquest) or normal aspiration to cruise slow (Lyon's Apache) or maybe somewhere in between (FSD panther, PMDG Beech1900D, soon to be released Aeroworx KingAir B200)?Best,sg

Twin engined what?There's twins ranging from the tiny (Cricri) to the huge (777).Without some sort of specification of the sort of aircraft you're looking for it's hard to make recommendations.

I had a prop plane in mind not a Jet. Maybe a jet at a later occasion.

I have read through these links. Where can I find the FSD Navajo Panter ?Also in one link was stated that the PMDG B1900D has been reviewed in Avsim. I can't find a review for this plane here in avsim.

OK. What size, range, etc. are you looking at?Commuter, tour aircraft, performance range?Flight1 has an excellent Cessna 421 and a brandnew 441.FSD sells several good ones as well, ranging from a Piper Seneca to the far larger Piper Cheyenne 400LS.Then there's the PSS Dash 8-300, and Flight1 soon to release an ATR-72 which are some of the largest current production twin prop driven aircraft.MAAM-sim is soon to release a DC-3 (C-47) Dakota, a true classic.

PMDG 1900D review, Avsim home page on the right hand side under LATEST AVSIM REVIEWS.http://www.avsim.com/http://www.avsim.com/pages/0404/b1900d/pmdg_b1900d.htmlKurt M

What about a Fokker 70/100 it's free and a lot of documentation.http://fokker.avsim.net/Hope this help Jan/EHAM

Here's a link to the FSD site.http://www.fsd-international.com/In addition to their current products, I'd also have a little peek at their preview forum (from homepage->Tech Support->Visit the FSD Support Forum->FSD Previews)Best,Martijn

Why not Milton Shupe's Commander Series. They don't get a lot better than that.Ed GreenKCLThttp://www.panelshop.com/DEV.jpg

Hey,AS stated above you also might want to take a look at the soon to be released Aeroworx Super King Air. As their site is currently down you can view some preview shots of this aircraft here:http://www.flightsimnetwork.com/dcforum/DC...mID8/42378.htmlGood luck with your dicision ;-)http://www.flightfactory-simulations.com/h...B_testpilot.jpg[a href=http://www.ifdg.net]--iFDG website!--[/a]

Seems to be very good plane and I had no problem going to their website.I am surprised to find out how many add on planes there is and also of high quality. I propably will never more fly any FS defaultplanes