Love it! It's by Blu-Sky Mine and it's a fun plane to fly from the flexing wings to the sound to the detail to the dynamics.Much, much more professional than amy 2000 prior to this. Would still like a 340 of this quality before FSX hits the shelves.Thank you. I'm really enjoying it. Stan

Get the Saab 340 from Flight Factory Simulations! Just released!http://www.flightfactory-simulations.com/

Check again mate, flight simulations has not quite released their new bird.Randy Jura, KPDX

>Check again mate, flight simulations has not quite released>their new bird.>>Randy Jura, KPDXVery soon though.:)

Ooops - sorry about that. I saw it on the Shop page and I thought it was available. Can't be long now though :-)

Been looking for a payware SAAB340 for months and months!Randy Jura, KPDX

check yet again..their website is down.

Now available

Download link is dead for me http://www.bsmp.co.nz/downloads.htmPete

>Download link is dead for me>http://www.bsmp.co.nz/downloads.htm>>PeteHere ya' go, Pete:http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=90602

cheers

The BSMP Saab is very nicely done, but, it does seem to have a severe amount of 'creep' when sitting at idle. i checked the forums on their website and found a suggestion that the independant prop conditioning and fuel flow controls on the throttle should be set to feathered/low idle, but for me, this didn't make a difference! If I release the brakes, then a few seconds later, the aircraft will be rolling along quite freely; the highest that I let her go was to aprox 25knts before applying the parking brake.I don't know if this is a problem on my settup (new install, and everything else I've tried so far is behaving properly!), a bug with the plane, or could it be that it needs a paid/registered version of FSUIPC?Shame, I do like what I've seen so far, and wish that I could use her!