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If you put the classic info banner up it's next to the destination, top right I think. You should also be able to see it in the FMC I think.

At a guess I think this has something to do with how skins work on each model. If you look all the A321s are the same in the game when it comes to the external cockpit Windows

I agree multiplayer is not a priority and TBF neither is a grossly inaccurate AI ATC. However TBF I'm not sure Aerofly was ever developed to be an all singing and dancing full simulator. Other developers already fill that niche and I suspect most users are actually on mobile devices which are always going to incur some limitations

[…] Could I just touch on this with another question. Would we be correct to assume then that the switch version is a "complete and final' version; as any updates for new aircraft that fit into the switch capabilities would not have a revenue stream.

They would have to leave the current obsession of complex systems into new aircraft for it to be switch compatible Theres also the issue of how does it become part of the switch edition. There's no shop so I suspect the switch edition is just a "bought and that's it" sort of thing (though you would to think implementing a shop into it should be possible)

I actually prefer flying the classic 737.. feels more old skool.

It would be nice to have gradual changing weather (random or fixed by user) if live is not an option .

Finally home and back on main PC so Just tried the same thing and got similar though oddly not the same results. Initially I found it did follow the APP but once it reached 8000 it decided to just do it's own thing and practically as you say find the shortest solution. It's like something just went "over here....now" . I'm wondering if it's to do with the speed and bank requirements the software is calculating to make that turn.

Transavia 737 800 please

How exactly does this work. As is seems to work fine wether I'm connected to the internet or not. Is it all pre loaded which doesn't seem possible looking at the program size.

I'll check but if your referring to that image in particular I think we're looking at snow topped mountains. Give me some examples to check if your asking about something else

Definitely a thumbs up... Some of them remind me of FS9

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A visible roadmap is always a good idea for a developer as NG mentioned. It a) keeps people focused on the product on the future and reduced drop offs to competition And B) puts a reduction (though you'll never stop them) on endless posts saying "we should get this next" etc etc