Captain Kevin

I realize that. That just seems like a silly reason to ban somebody.

Why.

But you expect other people to do it when you yourself wont?

Yikes. Wasn't aware of Jim's passing. That's not good at all.

As far as I'm concerned, people still have their private lives, whether they run a website or not. They don't need to tell you every little detail of their life. Do you walk up to the band members of your favorite band and demand for them to tell you their entire life story?

So if somebody decided he wasn't into aviation anymore and decided to get into trains, they're supposed to tell you that?

And somebody who decides to get out of flight sim for whatever reason isn't private?

That seems like an unusual reason to ban somebody. That's like banning somebody from this site for having a burger for lunch.

And why not.

You wouldn't turn the battery off unless you were trying to turn the plane off completely.

Start around 6:26:10, this is the turbulence I was hitting on an approach into Innsbruck.

Which plane are we talking about here. The -8 had it, the -400 did not.

This isn't correct. It was a credit of what you already paid towards the NG3. So if the NG3 would normally cost $129 and the NGXu cost $99, that means you only have to pay $30 if you already have the $99 credit. And I say if you have the credit because that offer was only valid until December 31st, 2019, so if you just bought it recently, this offer doesn't apply, and you would have to pay full price for both versions. You had to have purchased the NGXu by December 31st, 2019 in order to be eligible for the credit.

Won't be traveling, as not only has the event I intended to attend been cancelled, the flights I needed to take to get there have also been cancelled, so I wouldn't be able to go even if I wanted to.

If you're painting a regular livery that's fully painted, you don't need to touch the metallic files. You would only need to worry about that if you were doing a livery with bare metal on it since that controls the amount of shine for PBR effects.