Hi,After discussing a bit further, I got this suggestion from Ariane.They will considder to give a discount price for existing B737-700NG customers.However, they would like to see how big the customers interest is.So, if you are a current B737-700 NG (with the 2Di panel) customer, you can post an answer in this thread, showing an interest to get the new BBJ. And we will se what Ariane comes up with. ;-)And if you would like to know what differs the new BBJ model to the 700, you will find that info in the "Dossier" on their webpage.Please, don

I for one hope people respond to this because this version of the BBJ is awesome. I already bought the BBJ but I'm very interested in a discount seeing as I already owned the 737-700 SouthWest Airline version way before my purchase of the BBJ... Let's see what happens...

They've GOT to be kidding!!!Last time PT tried that tactic, he didn't deliver as he said not enough people 'promised to buy the product....'And I suppose he's also willing to make a refund to those who have already bought both planes.....??????Just how gullible does Ariane think we are?Sorry to sound sceptical Steffan, but come on!(Nice to note they read these forums though.)Toni.

So,...what reason do you think Ariane should have to play a "game" like that? Don

Staffan, I have a couple of problems with this. First, it is free advertising for Ariane. A no no here (for any vendor, not just Ariane)... Second bigger issue is that if they would bother to set up their own customer support forum, they could easily use their forum to solicit this, rather than using AVSIM's bandwidth. Sorry, ain't going to happen. I am shutting this thread down and will remove it in an hour or two. Cheap stunts as far as I am concerned.

These attitudes around here about this developer is unreal... Judging by the number of post, Toni has he wasn't even around (simming) when Ariane was officially named PT. Staffen I agree that Ariane should lower the price period and that's not contingent on how many people respond to this thread. Furthermore I think Ariane should prorate their prices to be far to the American consumer. Ariane would move way more product in the States if his stuff was affordable. His profit would be twice what it is today with lower prices. Mr. T. will have to be the judge as to how much money he cares to make. You can't charge Euro prices in American; it just doesn't work in today's market.