Hi there,

Based on all the input sofar, I'd like to propose the following list of 
aircraft for inclusion in the next release:

787
A-10
bf109
bo105
c172
c172p
SenecaII
Beaver
B1900d
Lightning
j3cub
seahawk
p51d
pa28-161
Bocian
choice of (T38, or Catalina, or Blackbird)
ufo
bleriot-XI-yasim 

In response to the previous discussions, please note the following:

- After some testing this afternoon, I'd decided I prefer to keep the bf109. 
Yes, it's pretty hard to get off the ground, but after testing I did not have 
the impression that new users will blame this on bad programming.

- I prefer the bochian over the schweizer for exactly the same reason why we 
want to swap the 737 for the 787: The schweizer only has a 2d cockpit, and 
and panning the view makes you feel lost. Also, the bochian has very easy 
acces to the aerotow features. (Although the schweizer might, didn't really 
check that).

- I'm still undecided regarding the T38. As I wrote earlier, I feel that 
the "small powerful jet" category is a bit overrepresented. Therefore, I'd 
like to swap that with an altogether different category. After browsing the 
repository, and some random sampling, I found two aircraft that seemed quite 
advanced enough for inclusion, each representing a category of it's own: The 
Blackbird, and the Catalina. 

I did not a few problems with the latter two aircraft, however:
- Blackbird: Couldn't get the engines started (somehow, the 's' key didn't 
seem to respond. 
- Catalina: Doesn't always seem to recognize ground contact points (e.g. at 
EHAM it fell through the runway, and acted as a float plane).


I'm trying to finalize the list today or tomorrow, so I'd strongly prefer not 
to make big changes. However, there is possibly still room for improvement, 
so please let me know if you have suggestions for change.

Cheers,
Durk

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