Unfortunately Air Canada retired the Classic Dash from it’s fleet. Last passenger flight was out of my home town.
I would love a third party to take a run at the Q400!
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PMDG is delivering that one.
Md-11 and a340-600
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A Boeing 707.
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See, it’s a thing… On one hand, I don’t know ANYTHING about those. That’s good and bad. If I get them, it will take a significant amount of time to learn them since I am so used to Boeing/Airbus/Douglas stuff. That’s both good and bad. Also, how often I fly them will be a question. There is plenty of stuff to still explore about the Boeing and Airbus.
I’d love some old Soviet Tupolev or Ilyushin stuff to die in. 
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That’s this one:
I’d like to fly this route in memoriam of the victims.
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737 series (-400, -800, Max etx)
757-200
MD-11
(enough airbus already)
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PMDG is releasing the MAX’s for the -800, -900 of their already released 800 and 900’s.
Airbus A220 series (-100 and -300)
Airbus A321neo series (including LR and XLR)
Bombardier Dash-8 400 / Q400
Airbus A350-900
Boeing 787-9
Boeing 727 (100 or 200)
Boeing 737 Jurrasic series (200/200C)
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Grumman Mallard turboprop to have more selection of Grumman Aircraft
JF Fokker F27.
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It would be great to have the 727 earlier than with msfs 2020, 3 years after its release and no 727 at all
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Md-11 or dc 10
For some Alaskan/ Canadian adventurers ideas I’d also love to see these three be explored
DeHavilland Dash 8 100 to 200
Douglas DC4
Single engine otter including the float version
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All airliners I have ever wished for are currently in development. (I am just hoping for cargo variants of my favorite planes.)
Except… one. There is one airliner no one seems to care about: The 1011 Tristar!
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Only if they have navigation that isn’t INS. 
I despise that thing. Same hope for the eventual release of the FSLabs Concorde, though their virtual crew is supposed to take care of screwing with the INS, which will be of help.
We’ve all enjoyed the Concorde, but how about the never-completed Boeing 2707 American SST? It would’ve been a bit bigger and faster than Concorde based on the last design, but public and Congressional opinion turned against the supersonic transport program and it was canceled in the end.
Might not be “study level” since it never reached production, but that’s never stopped a good plane design from the simulator. 
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My only whish is a studdy level B737-800 NG , maybe with Winglets
Um, there is one out by PMDG.