Anyone got any ideas about (payware or freeware) small jets to fly in FS2004?The Lear and CitationII I have are just a bit too big and I'd like something a little bit smaller... any ideas?I looked at the eclipse, which is nice and and is just the size I'm thinking of. Are there any other jets available like that?Thanks all.Simon.

Try here for Payware Biz Jets...http://www.eaglesoftdg.com/I just picked up the CJ1. HIGHLY Recommended.Dave---------------------------------------------------System Specs:Athlon64 3500+ ClawHammerECS NForce4 A-939 Mobo (1ghz FSB)2 Gigs OCZ Performance PC3200 Ram (Dual Channel)ATI Radeon X800Pro PCI-E 256MB (Catalyst 5.6 @ 550/540)SoundBlaster Live 24bitSaitek Cyborg EvoWinXP SP1

One of my favorites for getting to altitude & places fast, is the freeware F-16 Fighting Falcon Viper from Kirk Olsson. With a choice of VC cockpit's in which I use the keep it the simple version, the frame rates are higher than any other aircraft I have, even though the exterior is very realistic. The VC is about as good as it get's for seeing a very panaramic view with it's bubble canopy, which is a real treat on the takeoff run with very smooth frame rates. L.Adamson

I love that F-16. It's really fun when you just want to shoot around the sky for an hour.Somewhere there's the Rutan jet that they flew around the world, freeware. Forget where off the top of my head though.

yup, the CJ1 is very nice and small

I picked the CJ1 as well. It has better small field capability then many others in its class.Tony

Canadair Snowbirdhttp://library.avsim.net/esearch.php?CatID...04ac&DLID=55895Small military trainer, but quick!http://strong.eastlink.ca/vton1.jpg

Hi, I really like the T37 Tweet from these guys: http://www.t37sim.com/

>Try here for Payware Biz Jets...>http://www.eaglesoftdg.com/>>I just picked up the CJ1. HIGHLY Recommended.>>Dave>---------------------------------------------------Thanks Dave! Glad you like her...she will get in and out of small fields:-)