Some current and upcoming Aerofly 3rd party aircraft

[leefree 12]

22 minutes ago, torium said:

http://www.aerofly.com/features/aircraft/

Ok let me clarify, are there ant airliners in the works that are PMDG/Aerosoft level?

[KBUR 178]

4 hours ago, leefree said:

Ok let me clarify, are there ant airliners in the works that are PMDG/Aerosoft level?

Cough! Cough!  PMDG/Aerosoft level in Aerofly .... ?!

Answer:

[FDEdev 955]

On 2/26/2019 at 9:53 AM, KBUR said:

Goodby avsim-AeroFly section! 

Won't post here again until IPACS is coming up with their next major release/enhancement.

That promise didn't last very long....

Edited November 9, 2019 by FDEdev

[KBUR 178]

12 hours ago, FDEdev said:

That promise didn't last very long....

Well, IPACS indeed came up with a major enhancement (even groundbraking, from my point of view) on the 10th March 2019 .  Which encouraged me to post here again, and to give AFS2 another chance despite all its disappointments and false promises on the part of its developers.

But again: even the Aerofly Life Project is a good example how promising and good beginnings within IPACS are fizzling out constantly.  To me it is still a big surprise how a company with such an exceptional low pace of development can survive financiallly on the consumer market.

But I don't care honestly.  If they are able to persist on market, it is good and we will have a bigger variety of different flightsims on the market. 

If they go down the only thing I would wish is, that the "secrets" of AFS2's outstanding performance/engine would take place in other simulators;  maybe its develpers too ?

Thank goodness I'm not dependent or addicted to Aerofly FS2.  If I would, my "life" as a flight simmer would be a tristesse, and I probably would resign this hobby; there are promising alternatives on the market already.

Pfiati !

Edited November 9, 2019 by KBUR

[torium 207]

23 minutes ago, KBUR said:

To me it is still a big surprise how a company with such an exceptional low pace of development can survive financiallly on the consumer market.

You know Aerofly is on multiple platforms?

[HiFlyer 9,343]

35 minutes ago, torium said:

You know Aerofly is on multiple platforms?

More than that, Ipacs has multiple products.

[DrumsArt 270]

Since all this time (OMG), I have been wondering how it is possible that aircraft do not yet have a functional taxi/landing light. Is this a challenge?

Very, very complicated to do?

What's the point? Not needing that in a simu?

An omission may be...oops!

Richard

Edited November 10, 2019 by DrumsArt