Parallel installation of addons for FS9 and FSX

Skybird · 10-05-11, 08:45 AM

Talking of FS9, the PMDG 737 from 2005 (?) never convinced me. PMDG's 747 however was excellent, so is Level-D's 767, which before (FS 2000 + 2002) was called Wilco's 767 Pilot in Command. If there is a classic addon of a high-quality airliner with a long-running tradition in the FS-series, then this 767. It even is available for FSX, and like the thre times before it scored ecellent reception. Transformed into 4 different versions of FS, since 2000 - not many planes out there with such a record. Realair's SF.260 SIAI Marchetti "only" saw 3 incarnations, if I do not miscount it.

Currently exclusively using the iFly 737. Very very good. Just that the new PMDG 737 looks much better and has even more system depth. "Even better" is the enemy of "best".

iFly needs to rework the HUD, though, it looks not good, and very blocky in fonts.

10-05-11, 08:45 AM	#5
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,679 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Talking of FS9, the PMDG 737 from 2005 (?) never convinced me. PMDG's 747 however was excellent, so is Level-D's 767, which before (FS 2000 + 2002) was called Wilco's 767 Pilot in Command. If there is a classic addon of a high-quality airliner with a long-running tradition in the FS-series, then this 767. It even is available for FSX, and like the thre times before it scored ecellent reception. Transformed into 4 different versions of FS, since 2000 - not many planes out there with such a record. Realair's SF.260 SIAI Marchetti "only" saw 3 incarnations, if I do not miscount it. Currently exclusively using the iFly 737. Very very good. Just that the new PMDG 737 looks much better and has even more system depth. "Even better" is the enemy of "best". iFly needs to rework the HUD, though, it looks not good, and very blocky in fonts. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.