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Flying the MSFS 737

OzWhitey
in Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020/2024)

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11 hours ago, OzWhitey said:

All in all, flying the 737 after a bit of a hiatus feels like coming home again. It's great to have it in the sim, it looks better than ever, and it has all of the features that many of you have grown to know and love during your time in FSX and P3D. Whilst I'd love a bit of innovation, an EFB and a proper cabin, PMDG has built a worthy successor to the NGXu. 

Have you discovered how to change the winglets?  

Edit: Nevermind, I'll post a thread topic.

Edited by Dillon

FS2020 

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