I have a budget
40-50 dollars
I fly GA,a320neo FBW and default…
No captainSim stuff please
MilViz Cessna 310R,
JustFlight Piper Arrow (any of them),
Asobo Local Legends/Famous flyers.
Aerosoft CRJ 550/700.
For more good airliners you have to add additional $10 - Then there would be Fenix A320 and JustFlight BAe 146.
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Sting S4
Just Flight Piper Warrior II
Quest Kodiak
Boeing 247D
Staggerwing
AH c140
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Blackbox Simulations BN-2 Islander or Trislander.
Carenado Staggerwing.
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Quest Kodiak
Justflight Piper Arrow (normally aspirated or turbo)
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I’ll add my vote for the Milviz C310R.
It’s an amazing plane, with ownership aspects, realistic wear and failures, it even gets dirty over time and you can clean it. It’s one of the few planes that I actually pay attention to the T’s and P’s while flying (along with the Boeing 247D and the DC-6).
Another great one is the Sting S4, also great damage / wear modeling.
I’ll also toss in the GotFriends Discus 2C glider (either the payware premium version, or the freeware version). It’s the plane I’ve been flying the most recently, and it’s amazing fun.
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In no particular order…
Flightsimware CESSNA 414AW CHANCELLOR
Milviz 310R
Just Flight Warrior
Just Flight Arrow (any/all)
Sting S4
Captain sim…. no No NO! 
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What he said. But I would also add the Beech Twin Model 18
I think I would really like the Sting S4 if I could get past the blue tinted canopy. Great in real life, I suppose, but it washes out the colors of the Bing scenery.
The Milviz 310 also is what I would recommend.
It has radio NAV only, or several options for different GPS.
It has great over the dash visibility.
It sounds excellent.
The cockpit is small, so everything is easy to see instrumentation wise.
180+ knots cruise speed.
A sporty little hotrod.
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CRJ 550/700
DC Designs Concorde
Captain Sim and Bredok3D…big no nos.
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There is an option in the EFB/Tablet thingee to turn off the blue tint. Once turned off the setting is saved and the canopy stays clear across flights until you manually re-enable the blue tint.
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The Concorde seems nice,i don’t see though how long I would fly it for
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Really??? Well that does change things. Thanks!!
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DC Designs Stearman
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Hello,
I am moving this to Third Party Addon Discussion > Aircraft, as this is where any discussion of third-party aircraft should take place.
Concorde is nice but not really high fidelity or study level, nice to learn and enjoy supersonic flight with different landing skills.
If you are into full immersion I would say consider the Fenix A320 CEO also. Sure the FBW is already very good but the Fenix at current stage are more immersive, I did struggled to pay that much when the free FBW is available but ended up it’s my fault to go plane
Kodiak is Great. FSW 414 is great. JF Pipers are great, I prefer the Warrior.
with all respect to all advices suggestions, but you better be look answer on youtube, there you can see what exactly you will use so i just can suggest my favorite channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/IntotheBlueSimulations
Just adding my vote for the Just Flight Piper range. The Warrior is a fantastic aeroplane to fly. It “feels” like you’re actually in control of something with a bit of weight to it. It’s also quite forgiving when landing, in the sense that if you make a mistake you have time to correct yourself. The Arrows are also a good option. If the Warrior isn’t fast enough for what you want to do, the Arrows III and IV will provide that extra bit of grunt. Just Flight currently have a sale on, so with your budget you might also be able to stretch to buying another plane along with it. Which brings me to my other option:
My current favourite GA aircraft is FlySimWare’s Cessna 414. It just feels like the perfect aircraft. It’s still in beta, but it feels like a finished product. They release new updates for it every few days, and it just keeps getting better and better. It’s the sort of plane I feel like anyone who doesn’t own it is seriously missing out on an amazing experience.
For airliners, the Fenix A320 or the Just Flight 146 are almost within your budget. They are both very different, but both are modelled and simulated extremely well, (much better than the PMDG 737 in my opinion), especially when you consider that the price is much lower than the 737. The Leonardo MD80 is also available, but at 90 bucks it’s well outside your budget, and to be honest, it’s ridiculously expensive for all it offers. The other airliners I’ve mentioned offer the same quality (if not more) for a much lower cost.
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