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Any Fairey Gannet in the horison for MSFS 2024?

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We still have one in a local museum, Jakarta, Indonesia

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1 hour ago, History said:

We still have one in a local museum, Jakarta, Indonesia

Yes, unusual as the Indonesian ones flew from shore bases not from an aircraft carrier.  I heard one when I was a kid - a very unusual sound.

Rob (but call me Bob or Rob, I don't mind).

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The most ungraceful looking aircraft ever designed 🤪

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I was on 849C Flight, attached to HMS Ark Royal. This was in 1965/66. Yes the engines were Double Mamba with contra rotating propellors. The AEW3 was for airborne early warning, which we had 5 on the Flight. We also had a COD (courier on delivery) that took post off and on while at sea, amongst other operations.

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3 hours ago, sauviat said:

I was on 849C Flight, attached to HMS Ark Royal. This was in 1965/66. Yes the engines were Double Mamba with contra rotating propellors. The AEW3 was for airborne early warning, which we had 5 on the Flight. We also had a COD (courier on delivery) that took post off and on while at sea, amongst other operations.

sauviat

A COD!  I didn't realise.  I though they were just ASW and AEW.  Another reason I like coming here; with the experience of other people here I learn a lot of stuff.

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4 hours ago, sauviat said:

We also had a COD (courier on delivery) that took post off and on while at sea, amongst other operations.

COD = Carrier On-board Delivery

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I would really, Really, REALLY like a High Fidelity carrier aircraft of any kind where the addon truly emphasizes the low and slow flight regime around the Boat!

Nothing we’ve got in the game so far comes close (well, AFAIK / in relation to DCS!)

No idea if anyone is planning this, but if they are I'll buy it.

Another one of the reasons I re-instated P3D on my system recently

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Doubt many people would buy it , and unlikely to recover the cost of developing 

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I'd buy it!... I love me some Gannet action!

 

 

.... and a decent Majestic Class (HMAS Melbourne) to trap on afterward. woot!

... and an S-2 Tracker

... and a Wessex for the the rotary buzz.

...well, we can all dream!

 

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Really, an ugly aircraft but sexy and different, I should buy it.-

As a boy, I lived ( twice ) at RAF Watton in Norfolk, which shared its runway with the Royal Navy at Griston. We often saw Gannets and Sea Venoms operating overhead. 

 

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On 2/18/2026 at 4:00 AM, jason74 said:

Doubt many people would buy it , and unlikely to recover the cost of developing 

I understand what you are saying, but you can say this about a lot of obscure aircraft.

Black Box have just released a potentially even more obscure aircraft (The Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer) and they must be hopeful of making sales on it.

Although money isn't the only reason as we know, otherwise a lot of the Freeware developers wouldn't make their pet projects and put them out to everyone for free.
For example, I get the feeling Black Box develop aircraft they would like to see (Like the Bulldog) and then whatever sales they get is a bonus.

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I like to trick airline passengers into thinking I have my own swimming pool in my back yard by painting a large blue rectangle on my patio.

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