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There is still hope. Have a great start into 2025 Ron. Cheers and friendly greetings, Michael.

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Rioku
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Well almost march 2025 and this thread is more than one year old...

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Ron Attwood
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Rioku wrote: 21 Feb 2025, 12:34 Well almost march 2025 and this thread is more than one year old...
How time flies.
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Hello... I think this is my first time posting on here unless I did many years back. Huge fan of A2A and the Comanche is pretty much my go to aircraft in 2024. That said one feature I would like to see if possible is for the nose wheel to remain where its left when the aircraft comes to a stop. I swear it did this in p3d... I know its a minor thing, but from flying in real life, having a nose wheel that's sluggish to come back around and having to pay attention to which was its facing when stopping or doing a runup is a big part of immersion that could be added. Just thought I would throw it out there as it was probably never thought of in the 100s of things you guys go into depth modelling, but if its possible I would love to see it done in the new Comanche or Aerostar if possible. Thank you again for all your hard work, can't wait for the new plane!

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shirer.ra wrote: 07 Apr 2025, 00:06 Hello... I think this is my first time posting on here unless I did many years back. Huge fan of A2A and the Comanche is pretty much my go to aircraft in 2024. That said one feature I would like to see if possible is for the nose wheel to remain where its left when the aircraft comes to a stop. I swear it did this in p3d... I know its a minor thing, but from flying in real life, having a nose wheel that's sluggish to come back around and having to pay attention to which was its facing when stopping or doing a runup is a big part of immersion that could be added. Just thought I would throw it out there as it was probably never thought of in the 100s of things you guys go into depth modelling, but if its possible I would love to see it done in the new Comanche or Aerostar if possible. Thank you again for all your hard work, can't wait for the new plane!
Oh and another thing that would be so cool for Aerostar is a separate tiller axis option too! I personally keep an extra flight stick around to use as a tiller with the yaw axis. I'll stop pestering now...

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Post by Alexander Myrthue »

I have a good news bad news situation.... The Aerostar with Jet engines is about to be certified so now A2A simulations are seriously behind 😂😂😂😂😂😂.....
Here is the link to a video that was just uploaded

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tz048px81M&t=0m0s

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I hope you are all well.. too much silence

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As newcomer to A2A and a big fan of your Comanche I was thrilled to read the news of the development by A2A of the Aerostar 600.

I like many of your customers/fans would really like to hear some news from time to time from A2A on how the project is progressing

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