43 minutes ago, Kilo60 said:

Flight One Mustang Citation X....

 

If they decide to do one for MSFS!

Are you saying a Mustang (C510) OR a Citation X (C750) ?  Flight 1 did not make a Citation X.  If you're referring to the Eaglesoft CX, then your wait will be YEARS ! 😢

FSLabs.

Hello all,

I note that "other" is currently topping the list, however there is no option to state what that may be.

For me, under other ...

1. A better than Carenado Phenom 300 incorporating both SVS and a good (RXP?) GTN750. Not a lot wrong with the Carenado model though.

2. A RealAir standard Duke 60 turbo, again incorporating a good GTN750 or two.

3. An Eaglesoft standard Cessna Citation !! extreme ... A good GTN750 would be nice in this aircraft too

Until the 3PD get full on into this platform, and due to limited finances, I think I will be happy with the ones supplied in the premium deluxe version.

Regards

Tony

 

Definitely the Cirrus!

3 hours ago, vcarlo said:

Are you saying a Mustang (C510) OR a Citation X (C750) ?  Flight 1 did not make a Citation X.  If you're referring to the Eaglesoft CX, then your wait will be YEARS ! 😢

Citation Mustang didn't mean to add the "X"...

787 and 747-8!

FSLabs, what else?

On release it would be the Pitts S2, because with an aerobatic aeroplane such as that, we will really be able to test whether the claims of a better flight modeling system in this new sim either stand or falls. If it can do a convincing snap roll, then I'll be a believer; and if it can do every type of lomcovak, I'll nip over to France to congratulate Asobo's developers personally. 🤣

Beyond this I would like to see some more classic stuff: Boeing 247, DC-3, or some older GA twins. It's in need of a decent seaplane too.

Edited July 30, 20205 yr by Chock

I voted for other cause I want both PMDG and A2A aircraft but the proper option wasn't there.

For GAs: I want in MSFS 2020 the following study-level aircraft (or their equivalent or even better) already made for Prepar3d by A2A Simulations: C172, C182, Piper J-3 Cub, Bonanza, Cherokee 180 and Comanche 250.

Twin Engine GAs: A2A Simulations’ Aerostar 600 study-level (or its equivalent or even better), Milviz Cessna 310R, Diamond DA62 already made by Vertx

A study-level TBM 900 from Hotstart (or its equivalent or even better) and another model with analogue gauges which Steveo Kinovo flies.

For airliners: I want in MSFS 2020 the following study-level airliner aircraft (or their equivalent or even better) already made for Prepar3d by PMDG: 737, 747, 777

FSlabs’ study level (or its equivalent or even better) A320/A3201

For military, I want in MSFS 2020 the F18, F14, A10C:Warthog, F5E-Tiger II, Mig 21 Bis, F-16C Viper. These have already been developed for DCS 

Also for military, I want T-6A Texan II and T-38a Talon Trainer made by A2A Simulations

I use flight simulators (and other sims) not for vidya-gaming but for using them as a learning tool so that I can learn how to fly them for real and inspire others to do the same. I have absolutely no interest in using them for entertainment. Learning and realism for me is the ultimate form of entertainment. I’m not interested in anything else.

Whether I stick with MSFS 2020 long-term and continue to invest money and time in it ultimately depends on its level of study-levelness. So please make sure whatever aircraft you make are 100% study level and tested and approved by their real-world manufacturers and real world pilots.

Of course if MS/Asobo can make all the study-level above-mentioned aircraft all by themselves and put them in MSFS 2020 for free as default, that will be even better.

any good real waterplane, like milviz beaver/otter   else a2a cub with floats.