ErichB

You've gotta love the scenery development waiting room for new airports.. Each seat has a refresh button and the magazines have all been read 1.6 million times. There are some people in the waiting room who have been here for literally years. They've never gone home. Their refresh buttons no longer work. But they wait. They're good at waiting. Waiting is awesome.

I would say unable. Not reasonable to commit to something you doubt you will be able to achieve. Interestingly, this happens quite often on VATSIM. Controllers clearing and vectoring straight to the ILS, when the aircraft is too high and too close to make the procedure 'standard'

When designers sign Aerosoft up to be their publisher, or even for internal projects, do they not have predetermined deadlines by which they have to deliver the project? Some of these scenery projects float around for years.

I hope it's close enough so that we won't be asking 'is there any more news'? in two years time. (Johannesburg) **cough** Having said that, it looks superb.

Great news to see Lukla back

It is a plausible scenario that LM may drop the Prepar3d programme for whatever reason (who knows). But even if they did that today, they have still moved the platform forward significantly from where MS decided to drop it. Why shouldn't 3rd party development be able to continue for a number of years on the current state of the platform? If you have bought a licence for the platform, you should still be entitled to use it for 'learning'. XP may be growing but it is not yet the preferred platform of choice. I still highly doubt whether the 11th version will be able to create the love affair with it that we have with P3D

Thanks Winfried. erich

Thanks erich

H all I am delighted that Africa is getting at least some attention with Johannesburg coming soon and Kilimanjaro released a few months back. Is Africa being given any further consideration ? There are a few destinations which dovetail quite nicely into Johannesburg for medium/short hops. Maun airport which services the Okavango Delta (in itself a great region for development with many small strips dotted throughout the region), Cape Town, Addis Ababa, Nairobi and Lagos. These could all do with some Aerosoft love. Erich