Missing aircraft models from database

[Ilyushin]

Oh, haven't seen it yet. Neither found it at the Compare aircraft/global statistics screen, because I thought all airplanes listed there are the only ones in the game.

[Tujue]

Oh, haven't seen it yet. Neither found it at the Compare aircraft/global statistics screen, because I thought all airplanes listed there are the only ones in the game.

If you had viewed the link Sami provided in the first post, you could easily see Sukhoi Superjet 100-75 and Sukhoi Superjet 100-95

https://www.airwaysim.com/Information/Aircraft/

[Ilyushin]

Sorry for the ignorance.

[Tujue]

Sorry for the ignorance.

No problem Can happen

[Dave4468]

How many of the original list are now in the database, there really are some lovely aircraft in there that will fit with JA when it starts today. A fleet of Yorks and Lancastrians then moving into Comets and VC10s! 

[Tujue]

Tupolev Tu-104 maybe?

[Sami]

How many of the original list are now in the database, there really are some lovely aircraft in there that will fit with JA when it starts today.

What you see in the Info section is what's available in present and future v.1.2 game worlds. So Comet won't be available here unfortunately. I am hoping to add all major missing historic models in v.1.3.

[Dave4468]

Fair enough then. Another reason to wait with baited breath for 1.3 

[Dave4468]

How about the Lisunov Li-2/PS-84.

It may be a Soviet built version of the DC-3 but with a few differences.

Only a little one though.

[raptorva]

how about the ill-known De Havilland Australia DHA-3 Drover?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Australia_DHA-3_Drover

[norcarolinian]

Not many used commercially, but...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_DC-5

[swiftus27]

Not many used commercially, but...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_DC-5

12 built.  I put this on par with the Dasasult Mercure.

[LePresidente]

what about the Japanese built NAMC YS-11. There was 182 built - 64 seater capacity turboprop airplane

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NAMC_YS-11

[ICEcoldair881]

it's already there.

[Talentz]

I like that DC-5. Smaller seating w/ slightly faster speed and 5x the range over a DC-3?

Does anyone have any creditable performance or ... should I research into it?



Talentz

[raptorva]

How about the Gippsland Aeronautics GA-8 Airvan?
http://www.gippsaero.com/ZoneID=141.htm



(You can tell I'm Aussie...requesting all these Aussie aircraft to be added)

[Kazari]

I like that DC-5. Smaller seating w/ slightly faster speed and 5x the range over a DC-3?

Does anyone have any creditable performance or ... should I research into it?

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I tried to research this, but data was hard to come by. And no wonder given its history as outlined on Wikipedia. It was an interesting read, though. This is sometimes called the phantom Douglas plane.

[norcarolinian]

any thoughts on adding the (WL) designation to Boeing 737, 757, 767, etc. to differentiate Winglet models?

with savings on fuel, etc.?

just a thought...

[MattDell]

How about the Gippsland Aeronautics GA-8 Airvan?
http://www.gippsaero.com/ZoneID=141.htm



(You can tell I'm Aussie...requesting all these Aussie aircraft to be added)

Oooh, they use one of these for tours in Kauai.  I went on one a few months ago... nice aircraft!

[raptorva]

yeah, I've (briefly) flown one seeing as I live very close to where they are made. A simple, rugged aircraft. You can just wash it down with a hose on the inside if you need to. Basically a box with wings which makes it easily adaptable too. Plus now they have a turbocharged version out and might be putting the GAF Nomad back into production as a modernized version (akin to the Viking DHC-6 Twin Otter 400)