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Airbus A300/A310 from Just Flight

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    The first Airbuses seem to be grossly neglected in terms of study level payware models, the only of which being is the Airbus A300B from Simcheck, which I am a fan of, but there is nothing remotely like it for the A300-600(R), and A310, both of which are quite significant historical aircraft. I'd absolutely love to see a study level A300/A310 series from Just Flight as I'm craving it as a plane to enjoy. However at this point, it's probably best to wait for the new MSFS for development of it, as I'm sure you all have your plates full for at least the next year.

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      Sounds like a fine idea to me...

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        Heh, glad I've got a little interest from at least one of you guys. Last A300/A310 payware you guys released was what, the CLS Airbus family over 10-15ish years ago? Only other A310 payware I've ever been aware of was the SSW A310, which vanished from shops over a decade ago. And at the rate that they're getting retired, they can most certainly go in your retro addon section by the time you guys finish it if you take it up.

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          Heh, glad I've got a little interest from at least one of you guys. Last A300/A310 payware you guys released was what, the CLS Airbus family over 10-15ish years ago? Only other A310 payware I've ever been aware of was the SSW A310, which vanished from shops over a decade ago. And at the rate that they're getting retired, they can most certainly go in your retro addon section by the time you guys finish it if you take it up.

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          @Noob21 said in Airbus A300/A310 from Just Flight:

          Heh, glad I've got a little interest from at least one of you guys. Last A300/A310 payware you guys released was what, the CLS Airbus family over 10-15ish years ago? Only other A310 payware I've ever been aware of was the SSW A310, which vanished from shops over a decade ago. And at the rate that they're getting retired, they can most certainly go in your retro addon section by the time you guys finish it if you take it up.

          Watch this space...

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            I know this is a REALLY old post, but with the success of the old and "new" aircraft from JF(146 and RJ along with the F28 and F70/100), I'm curious if you guys are still considering another old and "new" progression with the A300, doing the rest of the family once the A300-200 is done. I know ini already has their A300-600 and default A310, but they're really lacking in variants(at least for the A310 with only the pax 300 with GE engines), and they're a mile wide but an inch deep. I think you guys could do a stellar job with the A300-600 and A310s after seeing how well the RJ and F70/100 turned out, and I think the gap in the market to justify it is still there.

            I also am not a developer so I have no idea how accurate this is, but the relative commonality between the F70/100 systems(especially sharing the honeywell pegasus FMS) seems like something that could be leveraged to reduce development time and effort, but that's something for the real devs in the room to evaluate.

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