Hello all,I'm searching for some of the nice small business jets, but it seems that there aren

Search for the Citation II by Veneaviones in the avsim library. It's a pretty nice exterior model if you can live without VC. Misha

I have an Eclipse 500 I co-authored with Dave Eckert that also works in FS2002. It includes a VC and virtual cabin, pretty much designed it to be a fps friendly aircraft so not a lot of bells & whistles...Do a search under author "Cillis" in the file library.For more info on the real Eclipse, their website is here:www.eclipseaviation.com

You might want to try the freeware Dassault Falcon 50 by Yannick Lavigne, Fred Banting, and Rob Young. It was modelled for FS2002, but flies great in FS2004, and it has a really nice virtual cockpit. The links below are for the first release and two patches:http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=13762http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=13800http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=14395Best Regards,Ken

Hello Jorge:I agree with Ken that the Dassault Falcon 50 is a great choice and is one of my favorites.I don't remember which of the following are on this site and which are on flightsim (or possibly another), but are also choices worthy of your consideration. Simply search for the following:Gulfstream: gulf5.zip (Mike Stone) ldgv1.2.zip usafgulf.zip gulfstream-ivv3.zip gulfsto4.zip (Panel) G-IV Pax Source Files.zip g100-moz.zipIf you are willing to spend a few bucks, the Eaglesoft Citation X (or any of the other Eaglesoft Citations and BizJets) are fine choices IMHO.Happy flying:RTH

>You might want to try the freeware Dassault Falcon 50 byHow does it compare to the Eaglesoft planes? I have Cessna Citation II/SP from eaglesoft. Has this Falcon anything to offer that the Citation does not give me.

Hello,Thank you all of you!I realy apreciate your tips. I would like to know if there is a decent Falcon 900 and Falcon 20?I just looked anda I didnt found one :(regardsJorge