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... and passengers would have to be really quick to disembark one and embark another in that case. ;)But sure, you are right, thats kind of information you might only be able to get during the flight or post-factum.

While we are at it, NASA just few days ago posted some "partially restored" (as they state) videos from the moonwalks:http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/hd/apollo11.html

Wow, thanks! Thats looking good ;)

Heh, that pretty much sounds like what I am looking for. Will consider it, also because of those realistic wx conditions Didn't know that, will look into it as well.Thanks for replies!

Quite often I have found myself looking for a place on Earth which has severe weather to go for a challenge in simflying. But finding such a place is not always easy. Maybe someone can suggest a good resource to look at? :)

Not really. :)I needed those for the airBaltic AI traffic, they have got a few of those recently and are going to get even more.http://tinyurl.com/372tel :)

Hello,Has anyone seen a model (preferably AI) for 737-300 with winglets? Seems to be rare to me, did some search around AVSIM and elswhere to no avail so far...Thanks.