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    Howdy All:
    Just got Traffic Global for X-Plane 12 RC1 (just released) and its GREAT.....................so far.
    However, I would like to have a bigger percentage of GA traffic. In going thru the manual
    I did not see how to change any scales or values. My goal would be:
    Commercial 25%
    General Aviation 75%Aany suggestions would be helpful
    Thanks

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    @Pilot-Pyles JF is in business to make money not provide us with useful and pratical aircraft.

    You can't use the only time and place it was used in combat as an excuse not to have it or it can only be used on the SA map.

    The B2 ended up being used at low level. In DCS it could be used at any level especially at low.

    As I said (and you prob know if you're still into DCS)... it's going global, all be it not all to the same level in areas.

    Even ORBX are getting in on DCS with a map that will actually work really well.

    Why did you buy it... Why did anyone buy it... for the same reason DCS users will.

    For JF it's about £$€... will it sell... yes corse it will... but will it make a profit? Without a doubt yes, and that's why their in this.

    How you, I, and everyone else uses it isn't the point... it's about the aircraft, no matter where it is.

    We can counter argue each other all night/day... it achieves nothing.

    I posted to support the product. I worked with the Vulcan for a good few years 'operationally' during the Cold War and unless one has actually been around the actual aircraft in that environment you can't know how good a job JF has done. I think I said before... it took me back 44 years... so yea I support it as it is in MSFS but in DCS it will really fulfil its fill potential and will sell... and make JF a profit.

    Just Flight
    If you haven't already...
    Please do some research... crunch the numbers... speak with ED.

    If it's a total non starter... please delete this post.

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    Towards a new suggestion The Piccadilly line in classic way.

    For many reasons that others may look better at 9 lines in some parts, I wanted to make a suggestion about something that seems familiar. And still iconic through many years of service.
    The line has 25 underground stations, of which a further 28 are visible from the outside.
    one of the well-known stations is Piccadilly Circus also as a transfer point to another Tube line, the current Bakerloo Line.

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    There is even a closed museum railway from Holborn to Aldwych that was active until 1994 where today an original example of a 1972 tube stock still stands

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    Literally a time capsule that takes you back

    The piccadilly line
    is 71.0 km long converted into Miles is approximately 44 miles long. it has 53 stations or rather stopping points along the entire route, opened in the year 1906.

    specific type of transport: 1973 Tube stock

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    Will soon be replaced by the new Siemens 2024 Tube stock to replace the current one.

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    @celti There are lots of aircraft we would like to develop and we'd be lying if we said we had never considered any of the aircraft you have listed. The difficulty we always face from a commercial perspective is, how popular are these aircraft types are outside of their country of manufacture? For instance, how many people outside of France have ever seen a Mercure in person, or even have ever heard of one? If people aren't aware of the real aircraft's existence, it's not likely to be as successful commercially as a more well-known type.

    Never say never on any of these though, we are always in the market for niche, quirky airliners ;)

    Mark - Just Flight

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