January 13, 201313 yr I was following an interesting thread about the AoA announcement involving the upcoming T7 training. Unfortunately, it must have been lost during the great AVSIM Forum incident of January 2013. Personally, I enjoy the AoA training, but will wait a while on this one till there is actually something to buy. If I'm not mistaken, I recall Chris stating that the Groundwork for the T7 is almost done. How is that possible? Thoughts ?? Dennis Trawick Screen Shot Forum Rules
January 13, 201313 yr Groundwork for the T7 is almost done. How is that possible? Thoughts ?? I believe nothing I hear and only half of what I see. That's what I think. Either Chris is talking about the planning stages of his training, or the T7 development is further ahead than we are being led to believe. Kenny Lee"Keep climbing"
January 13, 201313 yr ANGLE OF ATTACK 777 TARINING PREVIEW Regards. ATO VATMEX director, VATNA P1-P2 instructor (spanish), VATSIM 897455, more than 9000 hrs flight.
January 14, 201313 yr They did say they are ready to starting showing previews AND screenshots.. Marc M.
January 14, 201313 yr As far as I can tell... AoA doesn't need the model PMDG is developing to do the Groundwork series, do they? I don't own any of their training series, so I might be wrong. But just judging by that preview, they don't need it. Perhaps they're producing the training, and since they are in good contact with PMDG, they know pretty much everything about what is going to be included and what isn't. Name available upon request
January 14, 201313 yr Ground work will be done first which covers the aircraft systems not operation. The images for ground work are produced in Adobe Illustrator I believe, so the aircraft isn't required. Jordan Forrest
January 14, 201313 yr Either Chris is talking about the planning stages of his training, or the T7 development is further ahead than we are being led to believe. Or possibly (and this is SPECULATION)....what if PMDG is collaborating with AOA and there is an imminent release. AOA would likely be under a non-disclosure agreement, but you never know if the 777 is thisclose to being released. Again, this is just a thought. Ron Priever
January 14, 201313 yr I think that Chris from AoA said that they sometimes get a beta version to test things out. IIRC Chris also mentioned, that at the moment, they do not have a beta version of the 777. Jarkko Puustinen (FSX live streamer, YouTuber) http://www.twitch.tv/virtualfreightdog http://www.youtube.com/user/VirtualFreightDog
January 14, 201313 yr Ron: That would be a lovely thought to have in mind! The only problem is that both Ryan and Rob said there would be loads more previews before release, both screenshots and videos. Name available upon request
January 14, 201313 yr Or possibly (and this is SPECULATION)....what if PMDG is collaborating with AOA and there is an imminent release. AOA would likely be under a non-disclosure agreement, but you never know if the 777 is thisclose to being released. Again, this is just a thought. Agreed. Since Chris from AoA said they DON'T have the 777, doesn't mean they don't lol. Since Rob said they're not saying when/if/are in beta or final testing, so of course he'd tell people to obviously not leak that kind of information. Sent from the PMDG Boeing 777 Speculation Office B) Contact us on: 118-120-11972 Address: Cave 441, Earth Valley, Mars, MARS4BA - Luke Pabari
January 15, 201313 yr Agreed. Since Chris from AoA said they DON'T have the 777, doesn't mean they don't lol. Since Rob said they're not saying when/if/are in beta or final testing, so of course he'd tell people to obviously not leak that kind of information. Correct. In theory, AOA would need a head start to plan and record their training videos, etc. They won't want to wait until after the 777 is released, which would delay their training for who knows how long. Are PMDG and AOA actually in cahoots behind the scenes? Who knows? Ron Priever
January 15, 201313 yr I would assume that a lot of the ground work training can be created using real world flight crew manuals and maintenance manuals. It would not be a big deal to merge PMDG specific training when the beta is available. Robert Yunque
January 15, 201313 yr I remember that i first saw this info from PMDG on Facebook stating as the 777 is just around the corner. So we just need to hear how big this corner is Michael Moe Michael Moe
January 15, 201313 yr Author I got an email yesterday from Chris at AoA. I'm a subscriber to their news list. Chris stated, "We plan on having at least one full flight (from cold and dark) ready for you on the day of release. " Now this doesn't make a lot of sense. A few days ago he said they didn't have a beta and had no idea when the T7 would be released. You may be able to get away with doing a lot of "Groundwork" without the actual aircraft, but it would be impossible to do a "full flight" without an airplane, wouldn't it? Afterthought: Perhaps Chris meant "day of release" of the AoA training. Yeah, that would make more sense. See how we get caught up when we're impatient? Edited January 15, 201313 yr by IFR7700 Dennis Trawick Screen Shot Forum Rules
January 15, 201313 yr I have groundwork for the NGX and you wouldn't need access to the NGX to have written it (although it would have helped I guess) but these planes (T7 and NGX) from PMDG are so realistic, you'd only need access to the official Boeing T7 manuals/literature to put groundwork together, I reckon (which at this point, is prolly _much_ easier to come by than an alpha/beta of the T7 :Big Grin: ) Contact us on: 118-120-11972 Address: Cave 441, Earth Valley, Mars, MARS4BA :rofl: JAKE EYREIt's a small step from the sublime to the ridiculous...Napoleon Bonaparte
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