With all the great freeware aircraft (727,737, DC-9, etc) becoming available, my wishlist would be for liveries that never flew:727 - North Central, British Airways, Swissair, Qantas, Southern, etc737 - North Central, Swissair, Northwest, National, Alitalia, etcDC9 - Ansett, PanAm Billboard, Sabena, SAA, British Airways, etcJust a few I would like to see. Does anyone have similar interests, and for what liveries? I think these would be fun to fly as well as good additions to your collection.Thanks,Jack

>With all the great freeware aircraft (727,737, DC-9, etc) >becoming available, my wishlist would be for liveries that >never flew: >>727 - North Central, British Airways, Swissair, Qantas, >Southern, etc >737 - North Central, Swissair, Northwest, National, >Alitalia, etc >DC9 - Ansett, PanAm Billboard, Sabena, SAA, British Airways, >etc >>Just a few I would like to see. Does anyone have similar >interests, and for what liveries? I think these would be >fun to fly as well as good additions to your collection. I'm curious how flying a 727 in Swissair livery would be more fun than flying one in... say... unfinished aluminum? :)

Hi Bill,Like many others, I have my favorite airline, and my favorite airplane, that I like to see in as many liveries as possible.Jack

I don't know, a Curtiss COndor in VaticanAir VA colors would be kind of neat to fly the Rome-Warsaw route.... ;)>>I'm curious how flying a 727 in Swissair livery would be >more fun than flying one in... say... unfinished aluminum? >:)

ahh ansett fake DC-9??? actually ansett used to operate DC-9's back when I was a kid, my dad used to crawl around inside the wing tanks as an engineer, (yes he was skinny-I don't know how he could do it, you needed someone one the outside to help you out, must have been a scary operation)...anyways, I digress, ansett used to fly the DC-9's back in the black and red days with the ansett "A"