Durk wrote:
> It looks like this is becoming a bit of an annual tradition: With each new
> major release, we are evaluating which aircraft we wish to highlight by
> including them in the base package. Due to time constrains, we have fallen a
> bit behind with the release process this year. Nevertheless, the process is
> still in motion, and we expect a release real soon (I've mentioned a target
> date to the people directly involved, but just to keep the tension on, I'm
> not
> yet going to announce that publically yet :-) )
>
> Just as a reminder: Last year's FlightGear 1.9.1 came out with the following
> selection of aircraft:
>
> Airliner : Boeing 777-200
> World War II Fighter : A6M2 "Zero"
> Small TurboProp : b1900d
> Helicopter : bo105
> Small Prop : Cessna 172p
> Small Business Jet : Cessna Citation X
> Ultralight : Moyes Dragonfly
> Aerotowing Capable / Seaplane : DeHavilland Dhc2
> Omnipowerful Jet Fighter : F-14b
> Light Prop : Piper j3cub
> Light Twin Prop : SenecaII
> Historic Warbird : Sopwidth Camel
> Not of this Earth : UFO
> Airship : Zeppelin-NT
>
Seen as no-one else has commented, I'll just add my 2c and say that I think
this is a fine selection.
I'm in two minds about the j3cub. While it hasn't had much development for a
long
time, it is small in size, easy to fly and doesn't have much graphics load. So,
on
balance, I'm pleased it will still be included.
Roll on the release :)
-Stuart
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