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If I recall, someone said that the new Accusim makes it easier to develop other aircraft. If true, maybe they can go back to developing the Aerostar again. I'd love to see that aircraft in MSFS.

I don't know if this will help anyone or not, but I had installed the AIG traffic software and it created a backup of the EXE.XML then created a separate one. The only entry in this new file was their own mod. My solution was to delete that file (I no longer use AIG) and restore the backed up EXE.XM...

I'd say give them a chance to catch their breath.
But just a day or two.

WooHoo!!! I've just purchased it and will download and fly tonight after work.
THANKS A2A!!!!

let's take it back to the 80's and 90's and call it Accu-Sim Turbo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHticm97HAI

LOL! That actually took me a minute to get.

I read the article that Nick provided and the one thing that stood out the most was the fact that Conrad switched to the 180hp engine in his Comanche for greater range. So now the question is can this be done with the 250hp.

Ok, so far in this post I've been called crazy, geeky, and nerdy. NOW I HAVE TO DO THIS FLIGHT! :lol: Nick, I haven't read the article yet but I'm going to this weekend. That's when I'll try the modifications you mentioned as well. And I'll have to download the livery by Mr. Haberkorn. Thanks!

No, no. Nick (and by extension A2A) crushed my spirit and killed my dreams by calling me crazy. I'll just go sulk in a corner now. :P j/k I can't see myself flying non stop on one sitting like that though. If I did, I'd have to live stream on twitch for charity or something. I was thinking about fly...

In June of 1959 Max Conrad flew a Comanche 250 non stop from Casablanca to Los Angeles. I read that he was 2000 lbs overweight at takeoff with all the extra fuel he was carrying

Is it possible to modify our Comanche to hold enough fuel to recreate this flight?

The frustrating thing for me is deciding each flight "Do I want to fly with a beautiful aircraft or beautiful scenery and weather?" Boy I'm spoiled!

All the existing A2A aircraft

plus

Saratoga
Navajo
Cheyenne

Just not all at once or I'll go bankrupt and A2A will own my house.