List of airplanes I'd like to fly

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Dear third party studios, here’s the list of airplanes I’d like to fly in MSFS 2020:

  • Cessna 195
  • Cessna 162 Skycatcher
  • Cessna TTX
  • Embraer Phenom 100
  • Cirrus Vision Jet
  • Honda Jet
  • Beechcraft Royal Duke
  • Piper M600
  • Epic E1000

Now, make them!

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I am not very demanding… I am satisfied with these 3 aircrafts :roll_eyes:

    1. deHavilland DHC-2 Beaver
    1. Cessna Citation Mustag
    1. Gulfstream G650
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I got the shovel out of the shed to dig this thread up.

I’d like to second the Cessna 195 and deHavilland DHC-2 Beaver.

My list would also include:

  1. Douglas A-26 Invader
  2. Consolidated PBY Catalina
  3. Grumman A-6 Intruder
  4. Grumman C-2 Greyhound
  5. North American B-25 Mitchell
  6. Vought F4-U Corsair
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I’d like to fly

G650

Honda Jet

Cirrus Vision Jet

Dassault Falcon 8X and 9X-10X

A330 NEO

A321 NEO

A319 NEO

A318

And CRJ 700-900 for Xbox.

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Piper M600 SLS

and a better build than the Xplane 11 version which got a score of 6/10
Builders “step up to the plate please”

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I would love to have:

Fenix Airbus A350
PMDG 777
Queen of the Skies

But fully explorable (which means also being able to climb down to the avionics bay in the basement of the aircraft under the cockpit, to be able to enter the cargo room etc.)

That would be the ultimate sim flying dream…

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I’d like to see the Cessna 162 Skycatcher

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Mitsubishi Zero A6M2

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I would love to fly a TB10 Tobago or a TB9 Tampico.
There is only a TB10 from JustFlight for P3D and X-Plane. But I don’t wanna change the Sim just to fly a Tobago… :pensive:

And a C180/C185 is also missing

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Purely a hypothetical, but I would hope that at some point SimWorks makes a Daher Kodiak 900, with the same fidelity that they had for the Kodiak 100.

It’s a faster variant with slight compromises on STOL capability. For my turboprop long range flying and cargo delivery flights that I keep doing, this would be perfect.

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Aw seeing and test-flying that Airbus A340 made me fall in love again.
Now I am healed from the IMPOSSIBLE urge and wish to ever get a study-level A350 - because there will never be one.

And the chances are way higher to get an A340 because there are already a few out there (I think FSLabs and Toliss and BlackBox Simulations and two others made an A340 - so the question is not “if” but only “when” we will get a perfect A340.) :slight_smile:

I know the era of the four-engine jets is over just like the era of the Tri-Jets never came back (and it was impressive to read that one testbed GE90 could drive a whole 747 Jumbo Jet with the three other engines on idle so from a technical point of view four engines will never again make any sense…).
But it´s such a cool plane and who could resist this or the 747 Queen of the Skies?

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(P.S. I would love to see the avionics room or avionics bay of this beast but cannot find a picture of it on Google. Is it located below the cockpit and entered via a ladder under a cockpit hatch just like in the A350? Has anyone of picture of it please?)