Durk Talsma wrote:
> While I'm at it. :-)
>
> With each release we include a selection of representative aircraft that
> highlight FlightGear's capabilities. Inclusion criteria include:
> Completeness,
> variability across categories, realism, suitability for demo flights (think
> of
> aerotowing, AI/Multiplayer refueling, carrier landing, etc etc.), relative
> ease of operation (ie don't want to intimidate new users too much), and disk
> space (we don't want to bloat the base package too much).
>
>
> So, with these criteria in mind, what would be your current top 10 of
> aircraft?
>
> Cheers,
> Durk
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I don't have a full top ten, but I have these I would like to see with a
release:
* 777-200ER
* Concorde
the Concorde is a very detailed aircraft and flyss great, the 777-200ER
has a very nice range and is quite realistic.
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