FlyJSim 737 has landed!

[ohsirus 241]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B79E5TeUtKQ

 

Getting the credit card now.

[captain420 3,099]

Thats not the 737, its the 732.

[TOGA-saurus 330]

I always love a good "surprise" release!

[conura 45]

Thats not the 737, its the 732.

What do you mean? It is the 737-200!

[captain420 3,099]

Oops weird, upon looking at that video I was expecting the 737 like the one from PMDG, is this some old model? I got excited for nothing. :(

[ohsirus 241]

Oops weird, upon looking at that video I was expecting the 737 like the one from PMDG, is this some old model? I got excited for nothing. :(

 

Lol, you do know that a company called Boeing, not PMDG created 737s long before PMDG's NGX?

[captain420 3,099]

I know that, but when I read your thread I was expecting the 737 NG, not 737-200.

[ryanbatc 12,851]

You we're maybe expecting that IXEG 734 (737-400)?

[jcomm 5,930]

The 737-200 was / is a great airliner.

 

A friend who "glides" with me has more than 4000hrs logged in 732s, and he tells me mo other 737 felt as perfecto do hand fly, manage, master, than the 737-200.

 

The FlyJSim 732 will probably, like their 727s, be a charm to hand fly too, I guess....

[alexcolka 183]

Great product! I'll buy it in a few days, hope for more liveries soon.

[uwespeed 497]

Oops weird, upon looking at that video I was expecting the 737 like the one from PMDG, is this some old model? I got excited for nothing. :(

 

Oh ... I like such statements which imply somewhat like "... the 737 NG is the one and only interesting aircraft, all others are boring and 'nothing' " :ph34r:

[Guest Mik75]

Oh ... I like such statements which imply somewhat like "... the 737 NG is the one and only interesting aircraft, all others are boring and 'nothing' " :ph34r:

+1!

Whithout the original 737 series and its success, there would not be a NG today. And raw data flying is the real deal. Every serious simmer should know how to do that! And not to forget, that it is some serious fun! The B732 is a man's plane! ;-)

[jcomm 5,930]

And... flying a 732 was a lot more like flying!, with modern airbuses on the opposite extreme...

[ohsirus 241]

COTM

[MSFS Ralf 149]

I don't own the 732 because it's to close to the 722 imo. But +1 for the good old birds. Navigate on radios only and do as much flying without autopilot. Big fun and the real flying that is. NWA 722's, you are missed.