September 8, 20187 yr Hello, this is a question to Mr. rsrandazzo. Do you think we will see the 777X for P3D V4 after all the releases that are coming out? since boieng has just lazar his new model
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September 8, 20187 yr Commercial Member I was at Boeing the other day, and they let it slip out that the only reason they produce new aircraft and variants is to keep PMDG in new projects! Dave Hodges System Specs: I9-13900KF, NVIDIA 4070TI, Quest 3, Multiple Displays, Lots of TERRIFIC friends, 3 cats, and a wonderfully stubborn wife.
September 8, 20187 yr 29 minutes ago, chote said: Hello, this is a question to Mr. rsrandazzo. Do you think we will see the 777X for P3D V4 after all the releases that are coming out? since boieng has just lazar his new model You know they need all the data to make this, so even before they can plan on doing this, the aircraft needs to be in full production, the data available to them, the real performances known. So we could see it but honestly I would not count on P3Dv4. But I would guess a P3Dv4 of the 777X would be very unlikely, I mean PMDG doing quaility work they always need at least a good couple of years for a product. the 747-8 is not yet here, and there has already been announcement/reasing of the NG3 project. So with that before even doing the 777X and the EIS of it in two years I would beleive at least one, or two versions of P3D might have released in between 🙂 Aurelien Vandoorine
September 8, 20187 yr There is a relatively high chance that we will see it. Not during P3Dv4 though and probably not even v5, depending on how fast LM brings out new versions.. As Aurelien has already pointed out, PMDG does nothing without having the official data of this aircraft and therefore they need Boeing be fine with giving this data to them. But as long as airplanes aren't even delivered and in daily service with enough people having background knowledge on this type anyway there is absolutely nothing to expect from a simulation addon developer who even developes and releases on a competitor's (Lockheed Martin) platform. Not to blame PMDG for this of course 😄 ,
September 9, 20187 yr PMDG seems to have more interest in the obsolete 747 line than in newer models, but we shall see what happens when they are done with the -8 and that other new things that was announced. Bob Zolto
September 10, 20187 yr The 744 family is not completely obsolete.. BA still has a lot of them and will continue to fly them until 2023 or so... and a lot of 400Fs are still in active service.. their current product line is pretty modern (737/747/777).. of course the 737MAX would be a welcome addition and the -8 will remain current for many years to come.. The MD11 on the other hand is more outdated than 744.. i'm glad they are not working on that or any of the 757/767.. X-Plane has a lot of very high quality aircraft but they're all obsolete or retiring soon in real life.. for e.g 757, 767, MD80, 727, 737-300.. So, thats why i spend more time in P3D nowadays and enjoy the PMDG widebodies.. Vinod Kumar i9 10900K 5.3 Ghz, RTX 3090, 32GB RAM, Win 11. Alpha-Yoke, Bravo-Throttles, TM Joystick, TM-Rudder, 48" 4K TV.
September 10, 20187 yr 13 hours ago, Bob_Z said: PMDG seems to have more interest in the obsolete 747 line than in newer models, but we shall see what happens when they are done with the -8 and that other new things that was announced. The 747 is not obsolete. The aircraft will thrive as a freighter for years to come.
September 10, 20187 yr If people could just get over this "must always fly real world routes with the correct airline/aircraft type" mentality, then nothing would be obsolete. Christopher Low AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU / 64GB DDR5-6000 RAM / 12GB Nvidia RTX 4070 Super GPU / Gigabyte X870E Aorus Elite Wifi 7 / 1+2TB Samsung Evo Plus M2 Nvme UK2000 Beta Tester
September 10, 20187 yr 3 hours ago, Christopher Low said: ... "must always fly real world routes with the correct airline/aircraft type" .... while watching Netflix on the second screen. Edited September 10, 20187 yr by Guest-475
September 12, 20187 yr So as far as I remember, our oldest 747-8i is 6 years old and the newest is 3 years old. Not sure how this can be obsolete 😄 We also do have the 747-400 which will still fly for a couple of years until its being replaced by the 777X Edited September 12, 20187 yr by B747tebs Tebin Ulrich
September 12, 20187 yr On 9/10/2018 at 10:57 AM, Christopher Low said: If people could just get over this "must always fly real world routes with the correct airline/aircraft type" mentality, then nothing would be obsolete. I understand what you mean, but I kinda endorse this policy. Although not in the extreme strictest sense, that some fanatics in here are practicing... I, for instance, don't have an issue with flying a 777-200LR, when an 777-200ER is supposed to fly the route, flying an 747-400, when an 747-8i is required or flying 737-800, when a 8 MAX is needed. To be honest, I have a hard time, wrapping my head around that kind if nitpicking. Best regards,--Anders Bermann-- ____________________Scandinavian VAPilot-ID: SAS2471
September 12, 20187 yr I also have no issues replacing 777-200er with LR.. Likewise, it is easy for me to imagine BA 747-8i since they are the largest operator of the current 747-400 type.. I'm actually surprised they went all in for 380 and not a single 747-8.. But Ya I'm not in favor of completely fictional routes.. I need the immersion and to certain extent you can stretch your imagination but beyond a point it snaps.. Vinod Kumar i9 10900K 5.3 Ghz, RTX 3090, 32GB RAM, Win 11. Alpha-Yoke, Bravo-Throttles, TM Joystick, TM-Rudder, 48" 4K TV.
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