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Hopefully convert the 777, 747v3 and 737NGX to X-plane 11. ____________________ Sebastian Björk

When LM releases P3D V.4 will it be a new full price license or upgrade fee?

Thanks Chock for the advices! I like long flight more then short, so the PMDG 777 would in that case be a good choice. Handflying, not so much. The automated stuff is more to my liking. I do enjoy study level aircrafts more, because it gives a challenge and better training, I think. So the A320 or the IEXG 737 is then the choice in that case. But the PMDGs I learned thru forums and videos is tested and granted by real Boeings pilots and therefore study level too, but I will wait for pmdgs to (eventually) release their aircrafts for X-plane and buy it then. It all comes down to which platform i use the most, and that is X-plane. So the choice would then be IEXG 737. But I think that the FSL A320 will be more fun in the long term, because it´s a newer plane and most airliners uses it. So maybe I buy it for FSX Steam and then upgrade it for P3D v4 (hoping V4 will be in same visuals as XP 11).

Hi, I need your help deciding. At the moment I both have FSX Steam Edition and Xplane 10/11 (My main sim). Might buy Prepar3d soon. What I wonder is the which aircraft is "best," or top of the list between PMDGs 737/777, FSL A320 X or IEXG 737. These are among the most advanced and well developed as you already know. My options: 1. Buy A320-X for FSX Steam edition and just fly, wait for Prepar3d V4 to release and buy upgrade A320-X for P3D. 2. Buy PMDGs 737 for FSX Steam edition and just fly. 3. Buy PMDGs 777 for FSX and just fly. 4. Buy IEXG 737 Classic for X-plane 10/11 and just fly. 5. Wait for PMDG to port their aircrafts for X-plane 11. ________________ Sebastian Björk

Hi, We all probably seen the youtube video with Ben (Airline2Sim) where one from the PMDG team clearly indicates a port to X-plane will happen some time in the future. So it would be awesome if a pmdg staff could confirm this in the forums and that would make this ongoing question mark come to rest. https://youtu.be/oat046jCFo8?t=1106 Cheers Sebastian Björk