Regards
Sid.
Ampere K. Hardraade wrote:
Perhaps I should just come to you for help in getting permission next time? =P
On a serious note, may be it will help if there is a person who can ask the aircraft manufacturers for data using FlightGear's name?
Companies like Airbus and Boeing are giant coporation. They probably don't have time reading E-mails sent by individuals (said so on their website too). I don't think the chance of me successfully obtaining data regarding their aircrafts will be too good.
Ampere
On November 1, 2004 12:08 pm, Boris Koenig wrote:
One could of course still contact Boeing/Airbus (or any other a/c manufacturer for that matter) and ask them for their explicit permission to use performance data (taken from the AOM) within FlightGear, I have also recently contacted a company and asked for a similar permission, and it turned out not to be a problem at all ...
So, I would generally recommend not to be shy to ask - if you give a general description of the project and needs, as well as possibly the motivation for the inquiry you are unlikely to be rejected - at least that's the experience that I have made.
Even though, asking for data to be made available under the GPL is a whole different matter in most cases :-/
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