I was wondering if three engine planes like the DC-10, MD-11 or the Boeing 727 would look on Aerofly. Personally, I feel like they would work really well.
How would three engine planes look on Aerofly?
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The md-11 would be nice
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I would love to see a DC-10 but I don't know if Aerofly could get the angels
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It’s a cool aircraft, indeed but I don’t really see it in Aerofly. It’s to rare to be worth the work. I personally only fly routes and planes that are current. That’s a personal preference tho.
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The md-11 would be nice
yeah! especially the FedEx or UPS
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It’s a cool aircraft, indeed but I don’t really see it in Aerofly. It’s to rare to be worth the work. I personally only fly routes and planes that are current. That’s a personal preference tho.
Yeah I guess it is kinda rare lol
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Regardless of whether aircraft are rare, variety is important. However, the problem of development time remains. It's just a lot of work for the developers.
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“How would three engine planes look on Aerofly?”
Here is.
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I don't know someone which won't like the MD-11
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“How would three engine planes look on Aerofly?”
Here is.
The three Wright J-6-9 Whirlwind nine-cylinder radial piston engines on a 1929 Ford 4-AT-E Trimotor
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The three Wright J-6-9 Whirlwind nine-cylinder radial piston engines on a 1929 Ford 4-AT-E Trimotor
Jets.
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Post by Small Planes (
April 24, 2025 at 8:59 PM ).This post was deleted by the author themselves (April 24, 2025 at 9:54 PM ). -
The McDonnels Douglas MD11 is a practically beautiful aircraft, it would be beautiful to see it with the paints of KLM, Korean Air, Thai airways, Japan Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, Qatar, etc
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The McDonnels Douglas MD11 is a practically beautiful aircraft, it would be beautiful to see it with the paints of KLM, Korean Air, Thai airways, Japan Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, Qatar, etc
What are the differences between the DC-10 and MD-11? I can't tell.
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What are the differences between the DC-10 and MD-11? I can't tell.
Winglets and the center main is what I use.
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Winglets and the center main is what I use.
Oh! How did I not see that?
Thanks!
