Im gonna call it not this week coming the following week ![]()
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Not the end of the world, they’ll get it sorted and we’ll be flying it sooner rather than later.
Lets hope they can get it sorted ![]()
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More time to work on the EFB then.
A bit off topic, but a BBJ1 (based on the -700) plays a key supporting role in last night’s episode of HBO’s SUCCESSION.
Its like a rollercoaster this coming to xbox hopefully ![]()
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Just sit back and relax, they’l come. It’s all part of the game, building up momentum and create hype ![]()
Not sure how much my heart can take to be honest mate ![]()
Don’t worry, you will have it before LFC wins a trophy.
Anyone know how to utilise the SUVs on the business 800 variant?
I keep getting SUV removed
Always one ![]()
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So which one on Xbox? The PDMG 737 700 or 800? Or both?
. And why?
Loving the DC6. Amazing ![]()
Gonna be the -800 for me
Anyone knows why loading a cockpit state takes so long? It feels like all the systems are being turned on in real time. Why the systems cannot switch from c&d to cruise mode in a second? I usually start from gates so I have c&d set on default but sometimes I want to start in air and it takes minutes to bring the plane to flying condition.
I’ve got the -700 already and I picked it for the service into smaller airfields in Alaska.
I really am excited to see how it performs on Xbox.
Anyone guys? Can’t seem to do it
Are you asking, because you’ve had success with the -700 and now you can’t get it to work with the -800 or are you asking because you only have the -800 and haven’t been able to get it to work?
I ask, because I have the -700 and have success with the SUVs. However, if you also have the -700 and have had success, and aren’t having success with -800, then anything I attempt to add probably won’t help.
SUV’s are inhibited (much like some other ground services) until chocks are set. Then you can resquest them.
NOTE: SUV ‘removed’ is the message on PG4 of ground services on PG3 there is a ‘PAX SUVS’ option where you can request them.

