It's released and available from www.dreamfleet2000.comRegardsRussell Jourdain (NZL007/ZK-RHJ)

Downloading it now.ricardo

I am going to pass on this one..........@$34.95 I save my plastic for the PIC 767. I already have CS727.Dreamfleet took to long to release this one if I remember right they started development for this in the 2002 platform.Looks nice though......my Dad helped built almost everyone flying today.

I must say, after 15 minutes of flying this plane that is is absolutly amazing. Just as ground-breaking as the ATR was, equally amazing. This aircraft has set another milestone in payware achievement. It handles wonderfully, looks wonderful, the cockpit gauges are so nice and smooth. I will post screenshots soon for those who are undecided. Personally, if you think you should not buy this plane because you have the CS727, think again. The package Dreamfleet and Flight 1 have put together is a whole another level of functionality and usability.

This airplane is like everything that comes from Dreamfleet.Made with love, passion, talent and knowledge.For those who complain that it took too long to release it, think of a good bottle of wine. Isn't it worth it waiting a little bit to really get a wonderful product?...I just downloaded this beautiful lady.No words, just "Whaaaaaow!!"Thanks DF & F1, you just made another masterpiece for our great pleasure.David in Jerusalem

Have to agree, superb release! READABLE panels, functional autopilot and superb FD's. Gotta love the variety of wingviews they offer as well, really well done! It's also compatible with the reality XP 530 for those of us who fly online and need that little "copilot" sometimes.VERY easy on the framerates. Great model on the outside as well, it's hard to get that nose right and I think they did a great job.That weather gauge from RealityXP is nice and I'm glad to finally have the opportunity to test that one out and see if I like it.__Josh

Josh (and others),How is it in VC on FR's and memory useage? Is the gauges in VC smooth? I really want to get this but am wary because I remember the DF 734 was a FR and memory hog. Thanks.

Yup, As usual, Lou and especially Paul and company have hit a home run. I have flown it about an hour now and even though I have never been a particular "steam engine" fan, this aircraft may well convert me. The "feel" of this plane is incredible if that makes any sense at all. The panel, VC and model are beautiful. Lots of reading to do and re-familiarize myself with VOR navigation. Been flying with FMC's too long, guess I've become lazy. Between this, the recently released ATR, the FeelThere CRJ and the PMDG 737, my stable only needs PIC2 to round it out. Im off to fly it over Misty Fjords now.

But can you actually land it? :)I loved the CS727 but could never ever get a good landing. I think if real 727's worked like that they'd all be crashed by now. I never bought another CS product because of that "bug", which I admit could be me.And yes, with all the excellent, I mean EXCELLENT, planes coming out now it's very very hard to even keep track of them all!!!! But Flight1 won me with that ATR.

Eric, The framerates are unusually good on my machine for an aircraft this complex, both in 2D and VC. The instruments are as smooth as FS9 will allow I think in the Virtual Cockpit. I'm running a 3.0 P4 with HT, 1 gig ram and a 9800 Pro.

Yes, it lands very well and seems like everything is "on the numbers".

What liveries are you getting with the download???? Is UPS one of them????

How big is the D/L?Also does she smoke like the 72's of yesteryear!!Dazz

George,Thanks for the info...you and I have almost the exact same stuff. Gonna go get it after dinner and start freight dogging it all over the place.

Hi, yep!-100Alaska, Emery WW, Flying Tigers, Frontier, MGM Grand, Northeast, Northern Air Cargo, UPS (2003)-200Condor, DHL, Eastern, FedEx, Iberia, Northwest Orient, TNT, VarigDownload weighs in at 115 MB.