With that kind of money I would go for a real Cessna Skymaster or DA-42-VI tho my heart would probably want a Beech 18

 

Cheers

TJ

737NG.  Thanks. 

 

Ray

Same for me - 737NG cockpit, with the modern MCP.

Easy choice, MD-11 for me!

Electra/Orion. A versitile aircraft with the right mix of vintage and modern systems. I could fly cargo, passanger and military missions with it, and oceanic crossing is no sweat, neither is polar or tropical ops.

B-29 for me - the whole forward compartment. With some kind of wrap-round monitor / display arrangement of course.

 

Or maybe an Avro Vulcan.

I once considered for about 5 minutes that it might be interesting to have a home cockpit setup.  But I realized that I fly a lot of different aircraft, and one of the reasons is because they each have a different cockpit setup.

 

So, I'd save the relative a bunch of money and ask for a real J3 Cub.

 

Hook

 

Same here. Though I only fly GA, I fly anything from the C152 to the TBM 850 and everything in-between. I would need at least 10 home cockpit setups to cover all the different types.

Similarly to some fellow simmers above, I'd die for an Airbus home cockpit.

 

It could be used for A318, A319, A320, A321 and even A330.

I do know there are some differences, but they could be neglected in the home conditions with what is still a very realistic simulation.

 

If you let me dream further, I wouldn't mind investing some extra money on my own to make it compatible with A340. :smile:

I don't mention A380 since, though it would be great, this flightdeck is just a different species.

747-400 or DC-10

Lancaster Bomber or Mosquito would work for me just fine.

Lockheed Super Constellation or 747-100. (I'm assuming this imaginary deal also comes with an imaginary flight engineer? :lol: )

Definitely a 737ng . although a 777 home cockpit would be awesome but the 737 is still my baby  . or even a beech b60 

That's a tough one. Either a 744 or a 738.

Jim

CYWG

737NG

737 classic or -200, with the NG a close secnd choice.