[ok] Convair conversion models

[NovemberCharlie]

Hi,

I just started flying Convairs in the new GW2 and was doing some research about my new fleet 
Found this on wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convair_CV-240_family#Variants

Are any of these conversions/variants included in the game? If not, could we still get the 340 --> 440 conversion?

[Tha_Ape]

None is available yet.
Request have been made already about the various prop versions (vs piston)

Not sure the 340 -> 440 was a conversion.

So, for what's currently available in the game early on, the Martin is still a tad better (just a tad). Then the Beast. The Viscount (ok, I say that because I'm still flying 350+ frames in 1991 ). And the F.27, obviously. But less range and no C seat capability.

[gazzz0x2z]

The Viscount (ok, I say that because I'm still flying 350+ frames in 1991 ). And the F.27, obviously. But less range and no C seat capability.

F27s also have one less pilot, which is a factor or not, depending of the wealth of where you fly. NAMC is the third of the kickass props of the era. You can't get wrong with one of those.

[NovemberCharlie]

Yup, however those Fokkers aren't available yet 
According to wiki the 340-->440 is a conversion

Another advantage is that F27/F50 is now one type

[wilian.souza2]

And, last but not least, please review the noise certification for the Convair 240 family. It's currently chapter 1. Martin 4-0-4 has the exact same engines and is certified as chapter 2... why? Are the engine covers of the Martins soundproof? 

[raptorva]

And, last but not least, please review the noise certification for the Convair 240 family. It's currently chapter 1. Martin 4-0-4 has the exact same engines and is certified as chapter 2... why? Are the engine covers of the Martins soundproof? 

Ask the same thing with the 747...747-100 with turbofan engines is Chapter 1 whilst even 707s with noisy turbojets are Chapter 2???

IIRC the noise being 1 on many older types is Sami simply lacking data for what qualification an aircraft would come under noise level wise, but I'm not sure.