TU144 request

    Hey Aerofly developers!

    I'm a die - hard fan of your flight simulation games, especially impressed by the meticulously detailed aircraft you've added. I'm writing to earnestly suggest that you consider including the Tupolev Tu - 144 in Aerofly.

    I'm well - aware that you might be concerned about the resources required for the development of the Tu - 144 and worried that it could impact the sales of the Concorde model in the game. However, I firmly believe that bundling the Tu - 144 and the Concorde could actually boost sales.

    The Tu - 144 holds several unique advantages. Firstly, in terms of performance, it's truly remarkable. It can reach a maximum cruise speed of Mach 2.35, which is faster than the Concorde's maximum cruise speed of Mach 2.04. This difference in speed would offer players a distinct flying experience. For instance, in long - distance routes in the game, the Tu - 144 could complete the journey in a shorter time, adding an extra layer of excitement and challenge for those who enjoy high - speed flights.

    Secondly, the design of the Tu - 144 is also quite special. It features a retractable canard, which is a unique addition not present in the Concorde. This canard significantly improves the aircraft's control at lower speeds, such as during takeoff and landing. It allows for better stability and handling, presenting players with a different set of techniques to master compared to flying the Concorde.

    Both the Tu - 144 and the Concorde are iconic supersonic airliners with rich histories. Flight simulation enthusiasts like me would be thrilled to have the opportunity to fly both in the same game, comparing their performance, handling, and unique features side - by - side. This kind of in - depth exploration of different supersonic aircraft would offer a unique and engaging experience that could attract a wider range of players.

    The Tu - 144 has its own distinct characteristics. It was the world's first commercial supersonic transport aircraft, with its maiden flight in 1968. It has a fascinating design and flight profile that would be a great addition to the Aerofly lineup.

    I truly hope you'll consider my suggestion. I'm looking forward to seeing what amazing aircraft you'll bring to Aerofly in the future!

    Best regards!

    I understand your opinion but I personally think it’s a waste of time for developing this plane. It is in fact a very interesting plane and the competitor to the Concorde but I just believe that only a few people frequently fly these planes. Yes, it would boost the sales of the Concorde if it’s in a bundle but no, it wouldn’t boost the sales of the simulator in general compared to other more famous and still active airlines like the a330.