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Wish they'd go back to building classics they actually did those very well I have many many hours flying the CS 707 and 727 on FS2004 and FSX

Can't wait for that!!

Now I just need a DC10 to fly from ORD to PHNL and back to recreate the flights my Dad used to fly back when he was at the airlines...

Got a new issue where after loading a scenario I intermittently get a CTD after hitting ready to fly, if I don't hit ready to fly the game runs fine. Checking event viewer it points to NTDLL.DLL. The crash isn't related to any particular addon or location it seems completely random but happens 50%+ of time I've updated my GPU drivers, ran SFCScan now and, made sure windows is up to date. Any thoughts? Thanks

That dark wood on the panel really looks great!! Nice shots mate

Because they are exciting and interesting the only thing I'd rather see them build than these would be something like a Convair 880 or 990... Modern jets are boring..

Took the pups on a camping trip in the ole DC-6.

What an impressive plane, flies great the interior is fully modeled and accessible from the cockpit view. Windows/Port Holes open across the entire plane, animations are great etc.

They are iconic, visually impressive but arent systems heavy meaning easyish short development periods.. Personally I love having them and own all of them.. Im hoping for early post war airline jets soon like a Comet 1

I love flying the classics! thought Id share part of my collection of vintage aircraft.

Will be an instant buy for me!

I thought they were working on one...

I'm looking forward to the DC-10 most of all https://msfsaddons.com/2023/07/15/an-update-on-the-aero-dynamics-kc-dc-10-for-microsoft-flight-simulator/

Try the boeing TCA from Thrustmaster Its on sale right now with the throttle for $375 then get a set of thustmaster rudder pedals for $120 and you'll still be in your budget. I'd highly recommend this unit as it uses halls effect sensors and is miles ahead of CH and Logitech (this is coming from somone who is an airline pilot IRL had been simming for 20+ years and has used many different yokes) The Yoke is very close to the 737 yoke and even moves similar to one vs how the CH yokes work. https://www.amazon.com/Thrustmaster-Yoke-PACK-Boeing-Xbox-x/dp/B09DPYHM55?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER Pedals https://www.amazon.com/ThrustMaster-2960764-Thrustmaster-TFRP-Rudder/dp/B015PII6YI/ref=pd_aw_fbt_img_sccl_1/141-2313437-0238332?pd_rd_w=DqNMa&content-id=amzn1.sym.1383228f-ab5d-4064-97d6-80297ffcccd8&pf_rd_p=1383228f-ab5d-4064-97d6-80297ffcccd8&pf_rd_r=AZDA63ERC4JJMMDW0NEW&pd_rd_wg=fvVIV&pd_rd_r=72252e77-cf33-458d-a753-d1323eb45894&pd_rd_i=B015PII6YI&psc=1

As an airline pilot it just isn't somthing that's needed, we gotta do somthing up there besides drink coffee and complain haha. In reality I would think an automatic gear would lead to more gear up landings or flying with the gear down for half the flight... Over reliance on automation leads to complacency and if the gear has dropped automatically for the last 300 legs you'll get it in your head that it'll drop this leg to but it didn't, then you got busy and the checklists get forgotten etc suddenly it's a gear up landing... Humans are horrible monitors of automation and need tasks to keep on track. We also have aural alarms that warn us if the gear isn't down.. How they missed the gear being up is beyond me