I just would like to see a few airplanes which are currently starting up the production being available in game, and for which the real world orders are available. Would you consider adding these?
I mean primarily the chinese ACAC ARJ21 series (-700, -700ER, -900, -900ER, F), japanese MRJ70/90, new Bombardier CS100/300 series. Also the Tu-334 would be nice as its one of my favs.
Some of the soon-to-come planes like Irkut MS21 or Comac C919 would also be nice, but they are not to come until 2017-2019...
If you look here you can find the discussion of the historic gameworld. As said by Martin it will start in the 80's and maybe they will go backwards in time from there. If you have any data regarding new airplanes send it to the support via the support button so they have it in one place. Here it might be missed or forgotten ;)
Scheduled to enter is different from already in service....in AS they tend to add planes when they are actually in service. One exception might be the 787 because I guess it is such a killer plane (in game) and they couldn't wait anymore lol
It depends on how serious the information about the aircraft are in the internet. Airbus and Boeing both have good data online, but especially some "not so successful" aircraft manufacturer allways offer a jet carrying 100 person until a distance of 6000km and normaly don't need fuel :P
<span><a class="" href="http://community.airlinesim.aero/user/2684-yukawa/" title="">yukawa</a>, thanks a lot! </span>
So more waiting then, but no problem as I play the game for 9 years now! ;-)
Oh and by the way. It is "MS-21" in English and German. Short form for „Магистральный самолёт 21 века“ and the Russian "c" in "самолёт" (aircraft) is a German and English "s". :D
Oh and by the way. It is "MS-21" in English and German. Short form for „Магистральный самолёт 21 века“ and the Russian "c" in "самолёт" (aircraft) is a German and English "s". :D
And because "nobody" knows a cyrillic C is a latin S they decided to name it MC-21 everywhere, despite what would be lingustically correct. So it is no longer MS-21 in english or german, but MC-21. Coundc srasy, but it'c true. ;)
Since resurrecting old threads is fun at times; I was just wondering if we'd be seeing the Boeing 737 MAX 7 becoming available soon? From what I have learned in the last few days, Southwest is due to get the first two aircraft (of this model) later this month.