EagleAirCargo

+1 Way too dim

I'm curious SkyTop how you get "0" from Zulu? The way I count it it should be Bravo Juliet (10th letter representing the "0" digit) Zulu is the 26th letter in the Roman alphabet therefore, using your methodology, it could be day 226 (which is August 14th under the Julian Calendar) or 2+26=28 (August 28th). Personally I hope you are right but I'm not holding my breath.

+1 Nice find I see David beat me to the Sig pic idea. Mine is soon to follow!

If not too late: Qatar Cargo Southern Air Air China Cargo - Not to be confused with China Cargo, China Eastern subsidiary (seen above) (CCA/CAO ordered 8 airframes from Boeing to replace the BCFs they got rid of. First one is due in January 2014 and, yes, I do realize that Scandinavian13 was probably talking about current liveries but I had to ask nonetheless!)

Mr. Lee You made my day...

I think Luke had a premature embarkation on a 777 :yahoo:

Well, if you insist...please pass the Grey Poupon! () (Just illustrating the depth of absurdity this thread has fallen. It will be released when PMDG decides to release it. Until then...be happy, happy, happy!)

+1 Ham and cheese on White toast, please. Easy on the mayo.

Well at least he doesn't moonlight as an IRS conference planner so you are OK...for now

. OK It just likes odd but I now see what you mean. Grease makes it look like there are dents in the sheet metal.

Geez, I wonder what happened to those flaps and nacelle? Food truck drive into it?

+1

<p>It's amazing what abuse some beautiful and carefully crafted metal and machine can do to the unsuspecting air. All in the name of thrust!</p>

+1

It's not a matter of resistance but a matter of risk. You figure it out.

It's all my fault :sorry: I'm one of the dozen or so people on the planet without a Facebook account (and never will!) so the very day I started actively watching the PMDG FB page to get my livery update for the day...they go silent. So blame me! :biggrin:

Geez, I must be getting old. That's the kind of thinking I usually have and it didn't even cross my mind! Ugh. So to celebrate my upcoming senility I will head to my local purveyor of fine American craft beer on the way home from work and have a pint or two.

As we close to release, can anyone from PMDG confirm the pubs and manuals pdfs that will come with the base package? Anything beyond what is currently being offered in the "Captains Flight Deck Manual Set"? I didn't see any recent post on this topic and things tend to change without notice. As advertised, Captains Flight Deck Manual Set includes: - Flight Crew Operating Manual Volume 1 - Flight Crew Operating Manual Volume 2 - Flight Crew Training Manual - Quick Reference Handbook Product Link: http://www.precisionmanuals.com/ProductCart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=88&idcategory=23

I'm reading this and other PMDG 777-related posts and I can't decide if they read more like heroine addict in detox or the flight sim version of the five phases of grief (denial, anger, rationalization, depression, acceptance), or perhaps both. Personally, I am in the acceptance phase. :-)

OK All you Emirates guys can step away from the ledge now and take a deep breath B)

I'm waiting for someone to say there are too many wheels. The angle of the shot makes it look like each main has 8 wheels (four per side of each truck) if you look too quickly at it.

Yes Korean Air Cargo which they posted just a while ago. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=561733493866439&set=pb.165758250130634.-2207520000.1368728798.&type=3&theater]

Freighter Fest!

Pretty. I'll take one to go, please.

The corny answer is "Any that I am flying" but here goes... Southern Air Transport/DHL (Freighter) Emirates Sky Cargo China Southern Sky Team Air New Zealand (All Blacks) Cathay Asia World City American (Old chrome) American (New satin) Delta (Ribbons) Air France Cargo Aerologic El Al Any future Polar Air Cargo or Atlas Air 777 (Would be first if it existed!)