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  1. I didn't quiet catch your request? if you want the plain picture without windows etc I've uploaded it to my website which will be reopened tommorow, it's a psd file
    I meant the -700 with either a bare-metal or white scheme, and the SI decal, so you don't see the Southwest livery behind it, just the decal. Thanks!

  2. FS9 is not dead....many peoples can't run FSX.....it has too big hardware requirements....minimal are really low but if i put in some sceneries.....or PMDG NGX....I've never had on FS9 higher FPS than 25....And still exists more sceneries for FS9....I have: Win XP SP3; Intel Pentium D 2,8,GHz (dual core); 2Gb of RAM DDR3 and ATi X1300 256mb (450Mhz).....tell me, If I can run FSX on 20 FPS (stable minimum) at least....
    The fact is that FSX has superceded FS2004 for some time, and all FS2004 is doing is dwindling away. There will still be loyal people, but both developers and customers alike are switching to FSX only. You may still like FS2004, but the fact is that FSX is a mroe dynamic simulator, and developers can do more, immersive things with it for both scenery and airplanes.

  3. Atlanta - Johannesburg.Amsterdam - Johannesburg.Other than that, I would check with individual airlines or even the alliances (SkyTeam, Star Alliance, Oneworld) and see if they fly in/out of Africa.
    There are only two planes that can do Atlanta - Johannseburg, the A340-500 and 777-200LR. The Boeing 747-400, Boeing 747-400ER, or 747-8 are incapable of flying this route, its teh fourth-longes in the world (scheduled)

  4. so why is the Dreamliner starting with -8? what if they produce newer Models of the plane in 20 years? do they put MAX behind like with the NG follower? Seems strange to me and no pattern for this in my sight.Any thoughts of that?
    The models will be the 737 MAX 7, 737 MAX 8, and 737 MAX 9, the 737-600 won't be succeded by a MAX model.

  5. Is the 3 definetley cancelled? Virgin wanted some I think
    The 787-3 would have been a 787-8, with shorter wings an with winglets for domestic-haul operations, with slightly higher capacity than the 767-300. ANA and JAL had orders, but eventually converted to the 787-8 or 787-9 variants. Most airlines are too cheap and want to use smaller and smaller narrowbodies for domestic ops, rather than widebodies like in the 1970's. ANA and JAL would have used them on high-density inter-Japan and asia flights.ANA will have two versions of the 787-8, one for domestic and one for international, but the aircraft itself is the same, just the seating density is changed.

  6. Peter,Very nice aircraft. Thanks for sharing this. I got a great looking wallpaper for my desktop while I visited the Beechcraft site.Hmmm...I'm wondering the price point of the 4000? Over 30Mil I'm sure.Best, Jeff Moss
    Its about $22.5 Million for the current version, with all new new avionics I stated.Source: nice conversation at EAA AirVenture 2011 with the Hawker-Beechcraft Salesman

  7. I've got a great idea for a PMDG business jet, if they ever chose to make one: The Hawker 4000, produced by Hawker-Beechcraft. It is a super-midsized jet, and has lots of cool things. First, its fuselage is comprised primarily of carbon fiber composites; it has full autothrottle FADEC controls, and each notch of flaps tell the plane to slow itself down to a set speed; it has a full EICAS system, and uses the Honeywell Primus Epic suite. I read about it just recently in Flying Magazine, and aside from Robert Goyer's terrible use of words to embellish for a sponsor, it looks liek a very cool business jet. Large windshield, holds eight people. I think ti would be great to have around the FSX hangar.3910181.jpg6070065366_327c6ee8bc_z.jpg1008965155_f3732a25a3_z.jpgHawker Beechcraft Website: http://www.hawkerbee...om/hawker/4000/


  8. I was wrong in post 5, the max landing weight of the 777/200LR is just over 220,000Kgs. The Captain explains in the video that the raked wing tip extensions on the LR are what make the wings so efficient.I have no idea on the 787 performance but as it's a much newer design I would guess it must be even more efficient than the LR
    Well, the 777 (any type) and the 787 don't compeye with the 787. The 787 replaces the 767 and is a smaller plane. The 777 is the third largest commercial airliner in the world. of course the 787 will be more effecient, they do things differently for different purposes.

  9. From memory it was about 275,000 Kgs. As the 787 is a newer design it should if anything be even better.
    Like I said above, the Vref on the 777-300ER (largest variant) is 554,000lbs. The Boeing 787 is a smaller airplane, so its approach speed shouldn't be related to the 777's that much. The 787-8's (current and only variant built) Vref is 380,000lbs

  10. Let's see:737NGX:Los Angeles International (LAX) to Los Vegas' McCarran International (LAS)Salt Lake City (SLC) to Jackson Hole, WY (KJAC)Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) to Houston (IAH) 747-400:Tokyo-Narita (NRT) to Sapporo, JapanTokyo-Narita(NRT) to Hong Kong (HKG) [you could also pretend you're pre-1999 and fly into Kai Tak for a big challenge.MD-11:Taipei (TPE) to Hong Kong (HKG)All above are real-world.


  11. Well, I wouldn't say that's the prettiest one up there, although it's in my top 10, but I agree with the rest. We've got countless 757s there to play with and no decent Airbuses. Now, the chances for a A340 get even lower because certain devs can affirm that it's not worth to make the A340 anymore because it's out of the production line.
    great topic poll idea!
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