... would you like to see released next? We have the B200, PC12, ATR, and a few others. But if you could pick it, what turbo prop would be released next and by who? Personally, I'd pay out the #### for a Dornier 328 of Flight1 ATR quality! The 328 has to be the sweetest turbo prop around.Anywho, just a thought and was curious to know what you guys think. Take care guys! :-wave

Saab 2000 or 340, c99, with a virtual cockpit and a freighter option!

Of those three, the 340 would be my choice.. :)

I've waited in vain for a really good Hawker Siddeley 748 for FS9. Don't imagine it would be a big seller, though :-(BlairCYOW

Flying the aeroworx B200 I am about all set with turbine twins. Not really interested in anything bigger than that. A turbine single would be great though. As far as I think there is none in the market right now that can be as good as the B200. With a completely overhauled VC I'd go with the F1 Meridian because its avionics are top of the line.Jason

Compared to the Merridian, the PC12 with the RXP430's retrofitted is a much nicer choice. Thats just me though. :)

oh yeah an HS748 would be awesome too!And I misspoke, not a S200, but an ATP would be nice. There are a few cargo versions of that too

HelloThe F1 PC12 fitted with Don Kuhn's KLN90B and the simflyer KMD 550Very nice indeed, way better than the meridian.

My very first flight in an airplane was in a LIAT HS748 back when LIAT used to fly them...... would be nice to have one in FS to fly around the Caribbean.

I would like a Metro, as a joint project Between Flight1/Dreamfleet (Panel/model etc..) And Frolov (FDE/Turboprop engine)

For sure a Saab 340B. These were used in lot's of countries and many liveries. It should have a level of detail comparable to the Aeroworx B200.I'm also looking forward to FSD's MU-2 - this is a small turboprop twin that has high performance and is used as a cargo hauler or a business aircraft.Dale

THIS, is what I am looking forward to!http://www.fsatcn.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=194http://www.fsatcn.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=181http://www.fsatcn.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=183An awesome looking Dornier 228 from Online Simulation Solutions.Hope they get it finished at some stage. I can imagine its a tough process for a group creating their first 'aircraft' project. But from the look of the screenshots, they are doing fine!Regards,Al.

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HS 748...Recently on a trip to South Africa, my wife and I flew on one from Lanseria airport to Skukuza airport. There we boarded a Beech 1900 and flew 13 miles deeper into the Bush....where we "safaried", photographic of course, for the week.The HS 748 was old, "creaky", and our 1 hour + trip was turbulent, and fun.

How about a Bombardier 415? These aircraft are used pretty much world wide and can also be configured for a variety of uses. They're a versitile aircraft. http://www.bombardier.com/index.jspI wouldn't care who it's done by just as long as I can run it in FS9 and it has all the 'goodies'.KVRNutCYLW