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I am curious as to how they improved ATC

"How many aircraft do you want to develop simultaneously?" Inibuilds: "Yes" Can't be good for the quality of each individual aircraft...

Their 737 Classic and E-Jets for FS9 were actually pretty good. Shame they have gone downhill since…

Well, they did say they were using a brand new MAX as a reference for the cockpit modeling, and that would be reflected in the final product. On the other hand... PMDG are the masters of recycling. It will be interesting for sure how it turns out to be.

Exactly my point. They said it was coming at some point, but withheld more details as recent as April 2022: [08APR22] PMDG 737 for MSFS Developer Update - Entering the Home Stretch - PMDG Simulations "The initial release phase is focused on the Next Generation series and we are not yet publishing any information about MAX." In November 2023 the plan was still "to drop it ouf nowhere", Robert's exact words: JT welcomes PMDG and The Pilot Club (youtube.com) Only recently, and probably in response to the iFly previews, did PMDG say it was coming in between the 777 release cycle.

Isn't it funny how PMDG started sharing more details on the MAX just when iFly began posting screenshots of theirs in MSFS?

Hello all, does anybody know whether this product comes with a manual that incudes a description of the procedures or, better, the flows and checklists themselves? https://fs2crew.com/product/fs2crew-pmdg-737-sop-3-edition/ Thanks.

Maybe FranceVFR and JetStream Designs could partner up if it's too much to tackle for one developer, they're the best adress for French sceneries.

Yes, very P3D-esque

This looks phenomenal. For me one of the last missing pieces in Europe, next to CDG.

I am so glad this developer is also doing FRA... truly amazing

Now all I need is a EDDS V2 from JustSim

Can't wait to fly FRA-OSL on the Fenix A321 in LH colors some day

I bet the reason why it's taking them so long is this precise reason. When they come up with something, it will be good.

Simple... NEO variants. Especially A321.